Could I add my two quid to this argument?
My first point would be to congratulate Sebastien on his victory. Lewis looked like he was going to get him but Seb had extra in the bag so congratulations to him.
Driver of the day, and this is going to be very hard for me to say because I was his biggest critic, was Kobayashi. Okay, he might have got a little lucky with the way that the safety car went for him but he held off Jenson for at least thirty laps and then passed Alonso and Buemi on the last lap. He was awesome yesterday!
Mark Webber, thank the good man upstairs that he is okay because that looked like it was a very scary moment. In both instants, you could see everyone's arguments; yould could argue the point that Webber was much faster than Kovalinen and he should have let him through but, on the other hand, it was a battle for position and Kovalinen was in his rights to make Webber fight to overtake him. In this instance, Kovalinen should have used some common sense and realised that the Red Bull was miles faster than the Lotus and that he should have let Webber through but, once again, just thank God that Webber walked out of that crash
Now, onto what is going to be my biggest moan of this post; Fernando Alonso!
I come to Ferrari to win races, I come to Ferrari to win championships, blah, blah, blah, where have you been since you won in Bahrain! The way he acted over the radio was like a petulant child! Yes, absolutely i agree that Hamilton should have got the penalty that he did because he did overtake the safety car AFTER the Safety Car Line but it had to take a whinging andf complaining Alonso to get the FIA to do anything about it. Then, he goes and whinges about the point that Hamilton took his penalty, went in second and came back out second. I'm sorry, I HAD respect for Alonso but some of that was lost with the whole Spygate saga but now, after hearing his whining and complaining, I have lost ALL respect for him. Why don't he just tell it like it really is and that is, instead of bitching that Hamilton kicked his rear end once again, he couldn't even beat an underpowered Sauber AND Toro Rosso with the same engine inside of it. I absolutely praise his mechanic (don't know who that was on the radio) for telling him to forget about it and get on with the job because Fernando does need a kick you know where to get back in the championship.
Another point I would like to bring up were these "investigations" into those five cars ahead of him that allegedy violates safety car speed. That came miles after Hamilton's penatly so why wasn't that done at the same time. Let me give you the exact reason why that came about; someone got desperate to get a podium in his home race.
I have now vented!