Sebastian Vettel has won the Monaco GP for the first time in his career, ahead of Fernando Alonso and Jenson Button, both former World Champions and former winners. Red Bull were however lucky with a late safety car to make a risky one-stop strategy work.
+1myurr wrote:Unfortunately they can all change tyres so it'll be a precession and victory will be gifted to Vettel. Yet again we are robbed of him actually facing a proper challengeGiblet wrote:More racing please.
I have seen races restarted but not at this late stage.Morteza AMG wrote:Hope Petrov is fine. It's my first time to a race getting restarted!
I could see ten starts a day no matter how close the two hour mark is!andrew wrote:Ah, got you now!zeph wrote:There's gonna be a restart? I was booing 'cos I thought the race had ended.
Not booing more racing, just find it a bit pointless as it is so close to the 2 hour mark.Giblet wrote:Boo to more racing?
More racing please.
According to the Radio 5 commentary no one has changed tyres that they have seen. However, given that McLaren are changing a front wing and repairing a rear wing I would suspect that they can change tyres, effectively getting an extra pitstop.MrBlacky wrote:Are they allowed to switch tires?
Three teams were quoted as saying they could change tyres.zeph wrote:No fresh tires? And they're starting behind the SC?
..who is still in the race for the restart!!Just_a_fan wrote:The fault lay with Sutil for going slowly trying to get back to the pits.
he might just go for the fastest lap to make it a perfect weekend...MrBlacky wrote:Vettel definately has now Super Softs on his car.
