2013 Petronas Malaysian Grand Prix

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I sense some tension/handbags/tantrums at Mercedes later this season. :D

Two races in and they at each other already!
 
RBR screwed Webber, again...

No they didn't

McLaren screwed Butten
Mercedes screwed Rosberg (and Lewis as well...on fuel)
Force India screwed Di Resta

But RB didn't screwed Webber
 
Vettel wins..................yeah. joy. other things.
 
RBR 1-2...Merc 3-4...
 
So what do you guys think of the Hamilton / Rosberg situation?

I have a feeling if it was Vettel / Webber we would have another 3 pages of discussion :lol:
 
Well played there Vettel, he earnt this one. Webber just too slow. As for Mercedes hang your head in shame.
 
Ohh Red bull not happy with Seb.
 
Poor Nico. 2 races in and it's already clear his team is wanting to put everything on Hamilton.
 
So what do you guys think of the Hamilton / Rosberg situation?

I have a feeling if it was Vettel / Webber we would have another 3 pages of discussion :lol:



Hamilton/Rosberg seemed to come down to regulations.

Fuel Saving, Tire Saving... Saving the cars from disaster. :lol:


Poor Nico. 2 races in and it's already clear his team is wanting to put everything on Hamilton.

I don't think they were putting all of their eggs in one basket, they just wanted to make sure both cars scored the highest amount of points in this race without screwing themselves over because not enough fuel or the tires get destroyed or something.
 
Really want to hear what Mark says
 
Brilliant race either way, really thought Webber had it.
 
Vettel wins, good job by him but I was really hoping for Webber to outperform him. Overall, it was a great race with some epic battles throughout, though I'm quite disappointed as a Mclaren fan.
 
No they didn't.
No they didn't
Of course they did.
Webber was the leader and wasn't allowed to stop first after Lewis came in.
In fact the Team wanted him to stay out longer, if he didn't came in earlier on his own Vettel would've passed him in the pits.

So please tell me now how RBR didn't screwed his race:
 
Can you blame them?

No. I was just stating a fact.

Just shows they didn't screw Webber though not deliberately.
 
What happened to Ricciardo?...last and 5 laps down!?
 
"Remember this one"_by Roseberg. ^^
 
So what do you guys think of the Hamilton / Rosberg situation?

I have a feeling if it was Vettel / Webber we would have another 3 pages of discussion :lol:

They have a good relationship in front of the camera at least, way better then Finger and Webber. Its not like Hamilton was blocking him, it was a team order because they needed to save fuel. If Rosberg wants to be angry and anyone, its Brawn, not Hamilton.
 
No they didn't

McLaren screwed Butten
Mercedes screwed Rosberg (and Lewis as well...on fuel)
Force India screwed Di Resta

But RB didn't screwed Webber

screwed Di Resta and Sutil
 
Seb, you've been a naughty boy... come back home, Daddy wants to talk... :lol:
 
Ok I'm frustrated. Really McLaren??? Button retires with 3 laps to go and Perez forced to pit with 1 to go? 5 laps ago he had a fleeting shot at 6th, now McLaren settles for just another 2 pts? Not ideal :/

Also feeling bad for Webber and Rosberg, the frustrations of playing the supporting role. Regardless of all justifications, Rosberg had MULTIPLE safe and practical opportunities to pass Hamilton.

Great race, however did not turn out anything close to the way I wanted. Oh well...
 
Vettel is the Justin Bieber of Formula One, what a ****....given everythings and earning nothing, what a piece of ****
 
Of course they did.
Webber was the leader and wasn't allowed to stop first after Lewis came in.
In fact the Team wanted him to stay out longer, if he didn't came in earlier on his own Vettel would've passed him in the pits.

So please tell me now how RBR didn't screwed his race:

RBR told Vettel to squeeze Webber off the track and in doing so, end both their races. Of course they did.
 
Wow the race announcer sounds sad that Seb won (on Sky Sport)
 
Screencap from local TV feed just then
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Hamilton/Rosberg seemed to come down to regulations.

Fuel Saving, Tire Saving... Saving the cars from disaster. :lol:




I don't think they were putting all of their eggs in one basket, they just wanted to make sure both cars scored the highest amount of points in this race without screwing themselves over because not enough fuel or the tires get destroyed or something.

Rosberg easily, easily had the pace to take 3rd and thus a podium.
 
"Good job Sebastian, looks like you wanted that bad enough. Still, there will be some explaining to do." - Rocky (Race Engineer)

I wonder if he ignored instruction to stay back...
 
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