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8.5 from me. I really enjoyed it. Even a pass for the lead on the track! Wasn't so much action during the 2nd half of the race but the worn out tyres meant that mistakes could have still easily been made.

The only issue for me is whether it's safe to go side by side down the pitlane. We've seen it happen plenty of times in the past and I don't think its ever really been clarified. If the pitlane is wide enough then it's fair, but it was a little tight today.

I'm not a fan of penalties for an unsafe release because that isn't the drivers fault at all. It's simply a case of going as soon as the lollipop comes up. I think a fine for the team would be better in that situation.

Already seen people on facebook crying about Hamilton and how evil he is and how he never gets penalised for anything (lol, Spa, Melbourne 09?). I don't know what the opposite of a fanboy is, i.e somebody who hates on a particularly driver, but they're just as stupid.

Michael needs time to regain his form. And although I don't believe he'll be as better as he once was in the past, he will surely start to give Rosberg a harder challenge.

A hateboy

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Dan Wheldon | 1978 - 2011

I can't see why Hamilton didn't get a penalty really. Not really his fault, his team let him out when Vettel was already there. drivers which have been in the same situation got penalised.

Glock, oh wait.

Petrov was impressive but, did have a little spin, whereas I think Jenson drove pretty much (a small off at the hairpin on very worn tyres excluded) flawlessly and made all the right moves once again.

I'm surprised by the lack of penalties, all the things Lewis did, plus the warning for dangerous driving for Malaysia, I really can't see why he wasn't punished

pit stop 1 he cut-off the track, possible gaining him track position because everyone was coming in and so he would be faster out
Hamiltons pitstop 2 move on Vettel, that was just dangerous, the pitlane entry is not a place where you should battle for position, same is for Alonso on Massa, which was even worse
Hamilton pushing Webber off the track was also very very dirty and should have given him a penalty

The pit lane is part of the racing track

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Dan Wheldon | 1978 - 2011

They were 3 wide in the final corner, what do you think would happen to the guy on the outside?

I don't see anything wrong with alle the moves Hamilton did and / or was involved in...

I wanna know why the hell Vettel was there in the first place?

Anyway, the hairpin before was a joke. Button slowed down a bit too much but nothing to warrant a penalty, just the others didn't anticipate anything.

With Hamilton, its a fair result. We complain when drivers are penalised yet compain when they aren't? 5 years ago that would have been seen as normal. I was more surprised no one really brought up when he almost went backwards to go into the pits, he would more likely have got a penalty for that

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Dan Wheldon | 1978 - 2011

Jenson Button --> "We need to get some more of these wins,this feels so good!"

what other options did Webber have than being pushed onto the run-off?

lol Schumacher. When's he gonna retire again so Heidfeld can get that first win?




Vettel shouldn't have been there, tbh.

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biggest influence on the result.

no matter how entertaining this race was, that SC was a complete fucking farce.

ZERO

9/10 so many passes at hte hairpin, it would be impossible to count and the weather really provided great racing on such a boring track. only the result at the top is a bit dissapointing because it was the top teams that won again.

totaly agree, and he forced lewis to take avoiding action while webber had no chioce

Forgetting about all of this penalty nonsense..That was a great great race. So far F1 has had 2 great races, 1 pretty good race, and 1 bad one.

It was a racing incident. Enough said.