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Kubica.

Really impressed by him

6 - Decent race, some good battles but dull at the front

Had to chose between Vettel, Hamilton and Alguersuari.

But gave it to Alguersuari, very impressive race, with some very nice manouveres.

7

Alguersuari

I liked Sutil but didn't vote for him. And Kubica was super good, too.

Jaime Alguersuari

This guy is fantastic since Melbourne.

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Would've given it to Lewis had he not weaved like an OAP in front of Petrov.

So, my vote goes to Seb. Glad he finally got the points he's deserved.

Voted Vettel, after all the bad luck he got so far, a nice and deserved win!

This race was alright, i started falling asleep at mid-race (oh well, i'm having busy days at the moment !)
I agree with Ospi, the STR boys did very well, and Alguersuari is actually far from being "just" a paying driver as he was considered when he arrived last year
Finally a victory for Vettel, and what a race from Alonso, he pushed like hell until the engine blow up.
Hamilton too, of course.
Very happy for Rosberg and for Kubica...and what a shame that Petrov had to retire, he did a magnificent race.

Anyway, looking forward to the Chinese GP

Yep, but back 'in those days' you needed first to qualify, then you needed to be in the top 6 from 26 cars...

Standard grand prix really. Some interesting battles, some boring parts. 5/6.

6/10

Typical fo F1 races these days. The drivers can't overtake except when they have a speed advantage and some cooperation.

Alguesairi. Hes getting better and better. He pulled of some amazing overtakes today. And did a good job keeping massa behind

Good lord the BBC 606 forums is full of Hamilton Fan Boys

I've never really looked through it before but did just now & it seems its been decided that Hamilton's the best driver ever, the ultimate racer, Vettel is lucky but can't race, same for Button & Alonso's lucky but not that good.

Also apparently what Hamilton did to Petrov (The weaving) was Ok because Petrov wasn't trying to pass him, If he wasn't trying to pass him why was he trying to keep the tow

http://www.bbc.co.uk/dna/606/ArticleSea ... Motorsport

But in those days a lot of cars retired. It wasn't that unusual for well over half the field to retire. So a lot of cars picked up points from surviving. In todays F1, that doesn't happen anymore.

lewis wanted to break the slipstream between him and petrov... but if he sticked to inside line and gave petrov only a chance on the outside... witch is hard to overtake in turn1 on outside... anyway good decision by stewards... i think if no former f1 champion was steward in malaysia, im sure those idiots would give lewis a stop/go penalty... for trying to break the slipstream

Johnny Herbert was not an F1 Champion.

sorry then ex f1 driver