I can't help but think...
The Stig = Michael Schumacher
The Stig does not like Rubens Barrichello. Coincidence?
But seriously, Michael was out of order there. Looking at the image above, and the part after the wall, Schumacher forced the entire Williams car off the race track designated by the white lines. What if there had been a car coming out of the pitlane? What if he had misjudged the gap between his car and the wall? The ten place penalty is good enough, it
should ensure he doesn't get any points at Spa.
Also, i'm used to Jenson Button being outqualified by Lewis Hamilton consistently now. But Jenson does seem to be getting a lot of bad luck recently.
What's worse is how he's had two excellent starts in the past two races, but then gets caught behind other cars at turn one and loses several places as a result. Today we saw Button wedged in by 4-5 cars at turn one. He couldn't get on the power until late and that allowed 2 or 3 more cars who carried the speed through the corner to pass also. We saw the same thing at Hockenheim with Vettel, how Button had got a great start but lifting off to prevent a collision, he was forced off the track and lost 4-5 places.
I guess it's all fair as Ferrari have had appalling luck recently with safety cars in particular. I wouldn't go as far as to say Red Bull have had bad luck because reliability is just as important as speed in this game. But now Button is having his bad luck. Lewis hasn't been hit by bad luck, reliability is his issue, he's lost at least 30 points from reliability, but that number is small compared to the amount Vettel has lost I guess.
Somebody above said that Spa is a good track for the Mclarens. Actually, I'd say now their F-Duct advantage has diminished and how the car is poor (Compared to the Red Bull and Ferrari) in the high speed corners, Spa is probably going to be the most difficult race of the season for them. I reckon both of the Saubers will outqualify both Mclarens, as the Sauber seems to be strong in the high speed corners.
I'm hoping we see Saubers and Williams' challenging for podium spots. Though I would like to see Mclarens on the front row in Spa, it's not going to happen.
Monza should be a different story though. With low speed corners & high speed/long straights, I'd bet on a Mclaren pole there.
EDIT:
Did anyone see the post-race drivers press conference? Vettel just kept going on an on... I bet he's worried that Mark Webber is once again asserting his dominance in the team. Who's the number 2 driver now?
I always felt Webber should have won the championship last season. Now he has a real chance to go for it. At this point I don't think either of the Mclaren drivers nor Vettel can stop him. I think in the last few races it will be all Webber vs Alonso.