What a bunch of crap trophys the drivers get though!! its just a big Santander logo!!!!
I'm so sick of them. How many are there in a season? Six? Seven?
What a bunch of crap trophys the drivers get though!! its just a big Santander logo!!!!
Jenson is probably the smartest driver in F1 maybe ever. In the other Lewis is very agressive and bad or the tires.
I can't believe how many people have fallen into astrodude91's trap!
neither can I he does it every race yet a few haven't noticed.
TyrrellRacingWhy ? It's such a political team. This Sauber car deserves much more credit than people are giving it.
Your right, the Sauber is a great car and before they lumped that Chelsea badge on it it was my second favourite car (Perez & Kobi are still in my top 5 drivers tho)
Fantastic race!!
My drivers of the day are Alonso and Perez
My losers of the day are the Redbulls!!
What a bunch of crap trophys the drivers get though!! its just a big Santander logo!!!!
Man that Satander trophy is beautiful
Vettel left Alonso slightly less room this year than Alonso did last year
m8h3rThe Chelsea badge ruined Sauber's appeal in my eyes. When you support a football team you support one, and when they use a major team's badge any Man Utd, Arsenal, Liverpool, Barcelona, Real Madrid, Man City fan see the badge and instantly hates it. No way I'd run the Sauber in F1 2012.![]()
GTPorscheThe sponsor on the car doesn't make the car any different. For the budget that Sauber has, that car is doing very well.
Touring MarsI'm personally quite astonished at how well Raikkonen is doing... 3rd place now, and only 1 point off 2nd place...
The Chelsea badge ruined Sauber's appeal in my eyes. When you support a football team you support one, and when they use a major team's badge any Man Utd, Arsenal, Liverpool, Barcelona, Real Madrid, Man City fan see the badge and instantly hates it. No way I'd run the Sauber in F1 2012.![]()
I'm personally quite astonished at how well Raikkonen is doing... 3rd place now, and only 1 point off 2nd place...
I can see where this is going, but that's not true - he left a fair chunk less room.
Last year, Alonso left a car's width plus a little bit more, and also moved further to the right (his right, not right on the TV feed) when he noticed Vettel was alongside. This year, Vettel left effectively half a car's width - when Alonso went off, their wheels were actually overlapping - and only moved over after Alonso was clean off the circuit.
There's the possibility that Vettel simply didn't know Alonso was there, but since the natural racing line out of that corner is somewhere in the middle of the circuit and Vettel was much wider, I strongly suspect he knew exactly where Alonso was.
To be honest, Alonso's attempt was a rather silly one, as many people run very wide on that exit, so if he'd gotten ahead of Vettel there, he could have gotten a rear full of Red Bull as Vettel understeered on the way out. But the incident happened too early in the corner for Vettel to claim that this was precisely what happened.
In fact, my first reaction to the incident before I saw the replay was "Jedi mind trick." I wouldn't put it past Alonso to successfully pull one off. See Schumacher, Monaco, two seasons ago. Still, the replay was pretty convincing.
Perez was the real spoiler here. Without him in that mix, Alonso's point lead would have been bigger. And strangely, even with the drive through, Vettel, in that supposedly slow RBR, would have been around fifth or sixth if he hadn't retired. Would have been a far more interesting result that way.
I'm personally quite astonished at how well Raikkonen is doing... 3rd place now, and only 1 point off 2nd place...
Yes and he's achieved all that without a win![]()
Just wow![]()
http://www1.skysports.com/formula1/video/12870/8064169
Hamilton says he wanted to get a McLaren 1-2 in front of Ferrari's home crowd but there's always next year,
I think he just gave it away he wants to be there next year![]()
So true, I'm a Chelsea fan but plastering the teams logo on the side of the car isn't going to make me want to support your Formula 1 team any more. I think the reason they did it was because they "are both committed to young talent". Really stupid reason, every major team/football club has a driver/player development programme.
Same, I suppose that's what consistently finishing in the top 5 gets you. Lotus and Raikkonen have surprised me greatly this year, I expected them to be well behind Schumacher.
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