2008 Belgian Grand Prix:
Lewis Hamilton was on pole, Felipe Massa beside him in second, Heikki Kovalainen behind in third, and Kimi Räikkönen in fourth. During the first lap Räikkönen passed Massa and Hamilton held the lead until he spun on lap two, handing the lead to Räikkönen. Räikkönen opened up a few-second lead over Hamilton, and Hamilton then spent the rest of the race in hot pursuit of Räikkönen.
Here's how the race finished:
Lewis had done exactly what he had to do in compliance with the rules as worded at the time, but that was still viewed by the stewards as insufficient and they penalized him after the race, handing the win the Felipe Massa, who in no way deserved it, being so inferior to Lewis and Kimi on that day that they might just as well have handed the win to Jimmie Johnson.
Lewis had done exactly what he had to do in compliance with the rules as worded at the time, but that was still viewed by the stewards as insufficient and they penalized him after the race, handing the win the Felipe Massa, who in no way deserved it, being so inferior to Lewis and Kimi on that day that they might just as well have handed the win to Jimmie Johnson.
Well that's entirely debatable. Look at Alonso at Suzuka 2005, he gave the place back to Klien and overtook him immediately, and he was told to let him through again.
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Post a finish that is exciting from any form of racing. 
Maybe next year, I'll get to see one of my drivers kiss the bricks.
