My notes:
Superb drives both from Alonso and Button, either of them could be a deserving winner. As Alonso himself recognized, his mechanics gave him the victory.
Anyway, driving like they did, in such difficult circumstances, was a stellar job (
Button because he kept his cool whiel at the same time driving at the absolute limit AND with Alonso breathing on his neck for more than half the race ... at Monza of all places;
Alonso because he kept his relentless pressure, driving on his limit also, under th dirty air and with ever unpredictable downforce due to Button's wake).
I kept remembering how Massa went off at the Parabolica, "just like that" and because he met Schumacher's wake (in quali) and expecting Alonso to go off the same way (or at least to get a "scary moment" at the Parabolica in any given lap.
Massa was solid (
rock solid, Lewis would say
), I don't think he could do more than follow those two, even if he had the same pace (he did).
Vettel, Rosberg, Webber and even Kubica did the best they could do, RBR's clever strategy making up (especially in Vettel's case) for poor starts.
Hulkkenberg could've had here his stellar drive, but it was spoiled by too many mistakes when under hard pressure (at the chicanes, he was lucky this was at Monza, and he was also lucky becaus the stewards turned a blind eye on his actions).
And when we all thought the championship was down to 2 contenders, here we have it back to being a 5 horse race. That's good news!
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Who knows? 
