2012 Formula One Etihad Airways Abu Dhabi Grand Prix

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Perez getting a drive thru.

Can you tell him to get me some chips? :dopey:
 
I think for the cowboys it would be better if they start using the black flag more, instead of the pit penalties.
 
Vettel goes wide for more speed.
 
Grayfox
He can serve you some chips of carbon fiber.

Hmm.. Doesn't sound as appetising. The Yas Hotel will have plenty for serving tonight.
 
Hmm.. Doesn't sound as appetising. The Yas Hotel will have plenty for serving tonight.

Cooked with 5W-60 oil.
 
Fernando for the win?
 
Raikkonen is the race winner we deserve, but not the one we need right now.
 
Button with the widest McLaren ever right now. Great fight.
 
This is where Seb comes short, he's brilliant at sweeping through the midfield and back markers, but behind the other front-runners who are about half a second slower, he runs into trouble.

That being said, loved the Vettel-Grosjean battle earlier.
 
So. Best race for Vettel... ever?

Go, Fernando baby. Go!

First four spots filled by former champions. One wonders why...
 
Do i foresee.

Pit: Kimi we need you to drive faster, Alonso is right behind you.
Kimi: I know, Just shut up!
 
Alonso for the championship, Kimi for the win. Please, Kimi, just hold him.
 
1 fernando and 4 fingerboy, and i will dance @ the chequered flag :)
 
I'm actually a bit surprised that Vettel can't get around Button being on better tires.
 
Right, if Alonso wins, him and Vettel are dead-even on points, and, IIRC, wins.

If Kimi wins, Kimi wins!!!!!!:D

I'm happy either way, as long as Vettel doesn't get past Button.

Oh.:indiff:
 
This is where Seb comes short, he's brilliant at sweeping through the midfield and back markers, but behind the other front-runners who are about half a second slower, he runs into trouble.

That being said, loved the Vettel-Grosjean battle earlier.

The McLaren is the one car that can match the Red Bull... and it's faster in a straight line. Vettel's advantage in pace comes in the corners where he can't overtake, so no go there.

EDIT: And saying that, he goes.
 
This is where Seb comes short, he's brilliant at sweeping through the midfield and back markers, but behind the other front-runners who are about half a second slower, he runs into trouble.

You were saying?
 
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