Slightly dull at the front, but a tense finish with the BMWs catching up as the Ferraris relaxed... When was the last time we saw a race with three retirements only, no safety-cars,
and the top-four crossing the finish line one after the other?
Tough luck for Alonso in the damaged car, and Piquet seemed to have some proper pace - sadly, a spin in the early laps sent him too far back, and a retirement at the end...
They're suprisingly good, a lot of rubbing and sideways action. Much better entertainment than the GP Masters IMO.
That's like saying a massage is better than getting kicked in the nuts.
GP Masters and Formula Masters make for the most uninteresting races ever.
Lewis noooooo

. And it had to be Alonso again
It had to be Alonso because he was the one immediately in front of Hamilton, and the one Hamilton chose to accelerate into. His fault, really. And he was lucky to get off with just a broken wing - he could easily have broken major suspension-components, or worse, a backflip. A few more degrees, and his angle of attack would've been enough to flip him backwards into the field accelerating from behind.
Might as well have a look at Alonso, if he did lift/tap the brakes in a corner where all cars should be on the throttle then it was effectively causing an unavoidable accident. That said Hamilton probably could've done with being a little further away, but at the same time heavy or not, I didn't recall seeing any other cars catch up so quickly to the back of Alonso like that on the first few laps...
He was in a pack of seven cars. Lewis accelerated as if nobody was there, while Alonso was sandwiched between two cars. If it's o
But again, is it me or whenever Ferrari dominates the weekend, the race is pretty dull...... I practically just stupefied by this.
Yeah, I find Ferrari's wins are usually far too decisive, and I keep losing interest in the races. And exactly that is usually the time they decide to show Massa lapping someone or Raikkonen driving around doing nothing, when in the midfield, Glock is driving with his nose literally in Rosberg's arse.
Bet if it was vice versa it'd all be Hamilton's fault.
Depending on the network broadcasting it. German broadcasters RTL blamed Coulthard for Vettel's retirement before they had a chance to speak with either, or see a video of it.
However, I can see their consistency getting them a sweet spot in the constructors championship though 👍
The lead for now, to be exact

👍
That's why Speed does the best presentation. We don't have any of our countrymen in the sport.
RTL should take the cup. The 6 Germans on the grid make up such a majority, that everyone else is considered as well
The DC v Button crash was retarded, but neither of them could do a whole lot.
It's an interesting crash. While DC closed the door a little early, Melbourne-style, Jenson isn't faultless as well, having entered the turn on the kerbs with the locked rear tyres. Would've been a great pass had it worked...