After the world's most boring race in Valencia what a race that was today, And although this may not be to popular it is great to see Alonso back on the top step of the podium.
I would love to know what is going on this season with the Redbull and Mclaren pitsops, That is a couple of times this year that they have made major mistakes. Altough saying that I don't think that Vettel could have done anything about Alonso anyway.
Brilliant race, WORST POSSIBLE RESULT
Kamui's stop was a bit strange too! Nice to see Lewis still able to hold Massa on the last after losing so much ground.
Drivers and constructors title's already decided in my opinion.
(10 Jul 2011 14:11 PM)Super Squirrel Wrote: [ -> ]Kamui's stop was a bit strange too! Nice to see Lewis still able to hold Massa on the last after losing so much ground.
Drivers and constructors title's already decided in my opinion.
Holding Massa isn't quite how I would have worded it more like running into.
(10 Jul 2011 13:43 PM)BigTrev79 Wrote: [ -> ]Brilliant race, WORST POSSIBLE RESULT
I would normally agree with you there Trev, but I'm happy even for the dirty little Spaniard to win if it stops Vettel winning. The only problem is I can't help but have a niggle about ferarri pulling strings behind the scene when thier car isn't fast enough, though appreciate thats not Alonsos fault unfortunately.
Hope the stewards don't penalise Hamilton for that last lap, especially as Massa crossed the line pushing Button off the track earlier in the race. Also thought Schumachers punishment was harsh, seems like the days of 'racing accidents' have disappeared.
(10 Jul 2011 14:27 PM)dave 4373 Wrote: [ -> ]Holding Massa isn't quite how I would have worded it more like running into.
Seeing how you race in Forza that comment holds no weight.
One bad night and I'm never going to live this down am I?
During the official press conference he didn't smile ONCE!!! If I'd won the race I'd be bouncing round the interview room. Miserable Spanish C*nt.
I think that's probably because Alonso is smart enough to have figured out that it's too little too late.
For the final 10 races, even if he wins every single one of them and Vettel finishes behind him in second at all of them, he'll still be 20 points shy of Vettel at the end of the season.
Was a great race today though, and I'd liked to have seen Alonso go at Vettel toe to toe rather than be helped out by the Red Bull's pit fuckup - I was rubbing my hands with glee when they both went into pit at the same time, thinking we were in for a stonking 10 or so laps now, but alas, it wasn't to be.
Have to give credit to Hamilton, as much as I'm fighting the urge not to, as he had a brilliant drive today. Hmph.
