Sebastian Vettel has won the Singaporean Grand Prix for the second time in a row, benefiting from the retirement of pole sitter Lewis Hamilton. The German was left unchallenged for the remainder of the race and is joined on the podium by Jenson Button and Fernando Alonso.
Except they didn't crash...FrukostScones wrote:this is why they crashedbeelsebob wrote:No I'm not – Senna was touching wheels with Massa, Massa was touching wheels with the wall – no question, he did not give enough room.FrukostScones wrote:.....
Yes it is – so, they crashed because Senna didn't give room, simple as that.FrukostScones wrote:this is why they crashedbeelsebob wrote:No I'm not – Senna was touching wheels with Massa, Massa was touching wheels with the wall – no question, he did not give enough room.FrukostScones wrote:.....
It was only uncontrolled because massa was hit on the right and bumped into the wall.FrukostScones wrote:i was sarcastic, they did not crash, Senna gave room for the uncontrolled overtake by Massa
lets wait for a replaybeelsebob wrote:It was only uncontrolled because massa was hit on the right and bumped into the wall.FrukostScones wrote:i was sarcastic, they did not crash, Senna gave room for the uncontrolled overtake by Massa
This isn't really racing as much as it's attrition.zeph wrote:If Vettel wins this it will be one of the most invisible and anonymous wins I have ever seen.
Also this race is great for putting s the kids/new born babies to sleep...zeph wrote:If Vettel wins this it will be one of the most invisible and anonymous wins I have ever seen.
Nop. It is because of the SC, drivers cant spend more than a certain time racing due to medicals regulations.Morteza wrote:What is with the time limit? Is it only in Singapore?
All races should end in 2 hours excluding any red flags. 4 hrs for total event counts in the red flags. Only Singapore runs close to the time limitMorteza wrote:What is with the time limit? Is it only in Singapore?
