Giblet wrote:To John and Jon, no big deal we never got to hook up, I was only half expecting it to be successful. Montreal pulled my in about 10 different directions, and all were good. I hope you guys had a good time as well.
Montreal was a blast, there was so much going on. We didn't get in till late on Friday (merci les douanes) and actually ended up at an experimental music show Saturday night of all things.
We were at the turn 6-7 chicane and I was glad to finally get a real beat on how fast the cars are. During quali we were in the wrong seats (nobody cared), facing straight into the braking zone. I wasn't surprised when Lewis put it on pole, you could tell his car was working very well and the Red Bulls were twitchy on the brakes. For the race our seats turned out to be just opposite the TV screen and the race was easier to follow than I thought. Plus we got to see a couple of MS's shenanigans. As soon as the track was open a ton of people went out to grab some CF from his car that was laying on the track.
I haven't watched the broadcast of it yet, I'm curious to see what the pit strategies looked like on TV and what the announcers have to say about them. I know I wasn't the only person who thought that the Red Bulls were about to run away with the race when Lewis and Alonso made their first stops, especially considering they came out behind a good number of slow cars, some already down a lap but a couple for position. Good on Lewis, a nice drive.