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Hamilton put full blame on Kobayashi.

Kobayashi said he wasn't fighting against Lewis or trying to get back the position, just keeping his line to the corner. 100% on Hamilton.

Thank God we have Mika Salo as commentator now, he noticed so many things during the race, like Perez' dnf on replay was caused by broken driveshaft. Also blamed Hamilton for unbelievably stupid move on Koba when he already had the corner and the position with much faster car, just throw away his race there.

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"Indy doesn't give you a second chance. You have to earn it."

Wat

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Dan Wheldon | 1978 - 2011

new part of this:

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Motorsport Lover since 1988
First TBK member to post it with a wiimote

I hope Whitmarsh apologised too.

The opening laps were crazy. After the safety car, I couldn't wait to be over, to predictable at the end. 6

10 points. Really nice racing

Didn't realise it was Surtees who flew the flag



Also, duck!

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Dan Wheldon | 1978 - 2011

I saw him on the grid walk of Martin Brundle, and he didn't see him or ignored him

i think the guy in black on the right is Sutton then...

James Moy.

In 2009 everyone would have voted a 10 for this race...

That makes no fucking sense.

If we're getting really good races in pretty much every racetrack, I'd expect it to be mindblowing in Spa. It wasn't. Who gives a fuck about past seasons.

was there anything said if lewis was knocked out for a moment? i didn't hear anything about that

In 1977 I would have given this race a 5

During the BBC coverage they received word from the team that Lewis was actually fine, he was just feeling a lot of disappointment and frustration and sat it out in the car.

He probs obvo got a bit winded, was a hard impact into the armco, but the long delay was just a sulk lol

In 2050 I would give this race a 7.6582987.

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When conscious and heading for a wall at 50mph, self-preservation usually kicks in, he didn't event attempt to brake or steer before hitting the tyres, and when the Marshall came up, he tipped the helmet up then immediately gestured for help from a colleague, only then did Lewis start to move.

So I wouldn't believe everything put out by Whitmarsh or McLaren about whether he was knocked out or not, draw your own conclusions from the coverage.

In 23 BC, I would have given this race a VIII.