Jenson Button has masterfully driven to his first win of the year, his first for McLaren. In the early stages he switched tyres at the right time while he succesfully nursed his option tyres to the end of the race. Robert Kubica is a happy second for Renault, followed by Felipe Massa.
That's the problem that you still can't overtake, we are due for some dull races later unless they randomly give the grid whatever Mark Webber was on!roost89 wrote:
1 stops are better than 2 stops, although the 2 stoppers, Webber and Lewis, did seem to have lots of pace yet can't get past without some heroic moves.
A red bull?meves wrote:That's the problem that you still can't overtake, we are due for some dull races later unless they randomly give the grid whatever Mark Webber was on!roost89 wrote:
1 stops are better than 2 stops, although the 2 stoppers, Webber and Lewis, did seem to have lots of pace yet can't get past without some heroic moves.
had to go and mess things up. It's like he and Hamilton are mortal enemies when it comes to on track battles.
And you clearly are deluded and can't look at anything without bias. Alonso was dead last after 2 turns, ran on slicks alot longer than Lewis, locked up once when he took the inside to try and defend against a car with much fresher tires, wasn't 'shitting his pants' he just asked them not to constantly tell him where Lewis was possibly because he might have wanted to concentrate without someone blabbing in his ear every 30 seconds while he was in the middle of a fight with three other cars. Lewis was whining like a bitch on the radio about his tires, which he ran the crap out of passing people which was good one him, and then bitching about a call over a pit stop that he could have told them no about. Soon after Schumacher sets fastest lap by a long way and they decide to change tires, if Lewis believed it was a bad call he could have disregarded it. He has that kind of pull in the team, especially if Button can decide to go out on slicks just after it stops raining. Bitch in the motorhome, don't cry on the racetrack, completely unprofessional and his ego showed it today. But don't let that stop you from pissing and moaning and making up your own sequence of events though. It's actually quite funny.ISLAMATRON wrote:Hamilton is clearly the best driver on the grid by a long way.
He must have passed half the grid today(the top half)... and he had Alonso shitting in his pants and locking up before Webber ran into the back of him.
Then everyone who made contact with another car at some point in the race should get penalized. Don't pick and choose who gets a penalty. [-XRatatouille wrote:I think Webber should be at least reprimanded for slamming into Hamilton. You can definitely see that the difference between Hamilton and Webber at overtaking are quite obvious.
