Well Webber might as well have carried on if Rosberg had managed to get through. All he had was the slightest wall contact and I reckon he would have been able to get out of the area he ended up in.
a) Makes the Championship more interesting
b) Serves him right for doing his part in engineering the SC to stay out for so long - if he'd've manned up and gotten on with it - he'd've probably been fine.
Well Webber might as well have carried on if Rosberg had managed to get through. All he had was the slightest wall contact and I reckon he would have been able to get out of the area he ended up in.
Ah, okay. I see it now. He damaged his suspension either hitting the wall or over the kerb which forced a spin. I see it now. Sorry guys. But either way the fact that Rosberg was forced into him is still a racing incident.
WTF is this BS...they got the god damn pick up tractor driving across the race track to pick up Mark's car nearly 5 minutes later
I wonder if they called it in from one of the nearby contruction sites
And now the 'best of the rest' battle as I like to call it (6th, 7th, 8th) (Massa, Rosberg, Kubica) is now virtually out of Rosberg's grasp, especially with Massa on course for fifth.
Vettel's clear of Alonso. He should do well now. He's got clear air and he's a pretty good wet weather driver. Looked like Hamilton would lose position to Massa, but he's got a bit of space now... the Ferraris are looking good here.
Gutsy move. Wonder how much of it was Button's fault, though? He seems to be slipping backwards as time goes on... could he lose even more places before the end of the race? Hulkenberg isn't far behind him.
