^Depends. The stewards can decide to let him race anyway. If the team can display that D'Ambrosio set competitive times in practice then he will be allowed to race.
Kobayashi the drift king
Him and Hamilton are the only two giving us entertainment!
Ferrari looked very strong here, i actually thought Mclaren had this one in the bag because their car is usually very strong here.
Would also like to see Vettel in the same car against Alonso or Hamilton to see what he really goes for. Personally i think alot of the speed is the car which is superior.
You know, with Alonso's "electric" starts this season, I wonder if he might catch Vettel by turn 1. Also, Vettel's KERS might go wrong, giving Alonso and Massa a MUCH better start.
RBR have admitted to having KERS issues this weekend. It will be interesting to see. Alonso did shoot from a cannon in Spain. Who's to say it won't happen here? Should be good.
Really happy to see Massa back in form again! You know the guy is more than capable...but it's really reassuring to see him perform like he should when he's comfortable enough. Alonso may be the better driver (we honestly have nothing to really go in this regard as Massa is/has been all over the grid all season) but this certainly proves that they can be neck and neck. 👍
I'm always pulling for Webber but this just doesn't look like it's his season. At all.
With the dual DRS zones, close qualifying times (the front runners will likely be even closer on race pace), and the nature of this track...we should be in for one helluva cracker tommorow. Possibly the best F1 race I will have witnessed
