I love the Hungaro-win

[quote="Slam"]Why does Rosberg not get a penalty for that?

Rosberg was surfing on the bad luck of others today. I was happy to see him fall back.

Eh? He was third on merrit, then second because of Kimi slowing down. Kvyat was an "also ran" until everyone in front of him decided to get into troubles

Everybody seems to be picking at Rosberg...are we all British suddenly? Riccardio overshot the corner, giving Rosberg the racing line. Pushing people wide is okay when on the racing line, but Rosberg didnt expect Riccardio to still be there. Either way, Rosberg was clearly in front and Riccardio didnt budge. That is my view.

Good race thanks to the safety car, needs to be used more. Unpredictability is what F1 needs, and the sc always delivers that

Everybody seems to be picking at Rosberg...are we all British suddenly? Riccardio overshot the corner, giving Rosberg the racing line. Pushing people wide is okay when on the racing line, but Rosberg didnt expect Riccardio to still be there. Either way, Rosberg was clearly in front and Riccardio didnt budge. That is my view.

Are these side walls of the tires still that delicate? Why not improve this? Every tiny touch can result in damage these days. I know it's not touring car racing, but silly punctures remain silly.

Not to mention the championship went from boring to super-potential to boring again....i don't care that Hamilton is easily the fastest man on the grid. I want some excitement in the championship. With the full team behind the biggest pay check, every cock up from Hamilton must be seized. The strategy for Rosberg was ridiculous. First time they've split strategies. Great job Mercedes.

It was Rosbergs decision to take the harder tyres because he wanted to do the same as Hamilton. The team advised him strongly against it, the conversation on the team radio was broadcast on tv durin the race. Rosberg gave it all away with this choice and pulling over in front of Ricciardo.

Apart from that, his race pace was extraordinarily poor, especially in comparison to Hamilton (who even was hampered by traffic).

Well that turned out to be a cracker of a race. I find it interesting that this track which once was considered to be the absolute worst and to be burnt with hell fire has produced a couple of awesome races in recent years. And the fact that drivers used to hate it and now it is loved?