He’s done it. After 35,000 years in Formula 1, Mark Webber has finally been able to ditch his Unluckiest Driver in F1 tag to win his first race, at the German GP.
Even a controversial drive-through penalty, meted out for a first corner collision with Rubens Barrichello, couldn’t hold him back from his dream.
Team-mate Sebastian Vettel finished second, with Massa steering home his Ferrari to an uncharacteristic (for this season at least) third.
The Brawns of Jenson Button and Rubens Barrichello finished fifth and sixth respectively – and Rubens was furious after the race, appearing to believe that the team stitched him up to put Button ahead of him on-track.
Button hangs on to his world championship lead with 68 points (see the full table at BBC Sport’s F1 website), but Vettel and Webber have both pushed past Barrichello in the drivers’ standings.
Vettel is now 21 points behind Jenson, with team-mate Webber just 1.5 points further down the table and Barrichello a further 1.5 points behind.
And what about Lewis? It looked to be going so well at the Nurburgring in his upgraded McLaren, all the way up until the first corner.
After a mega aggressive, KERS-assisted start, Hamilton and Webber banged wheels, resulting in a punctured McLaren that circled the rest of the race at the back.
But the biggest disappointment came when Adrian Sutil – in ‘back markers’ Force India, don’t forget – exited the pits after running up in second place, and had a ‘racing incident’ with Kimi Raikkonen.
Sutil punctured, and dropped to the back of the grid after a nose change. It hurt more because it smacked of Monaco last year, when Kimi smashed Sutil off the track.
What do you think – someone’s fault or, as Kimi put it, a racing incident?
Either way, the day remains Webber’s, and I don’t think anyone’s disappointed for him – it’s Australia’s finest hour in F1 since the Minogue sisters were last on the grid…
Nice to see Webber winning, seems he has taken a driving course from a certain Mr Schumacher though!
Rubens needs to stop whinging, he made a rod for his own back following Schuie for years
YEEEAHH!! Well done Webber! His first win in F1, and he did it with a busted leg and a drive-thru penalty. What a legend! His Red Bull certainly gave him wings today. (sorry about that joke, thought I’d get there before the tabloids)
I feel sorry for Rubens Barichello. At the start of the race it looked like he could get a well-deserved win, but it wasn’t his day. Brawn certainly aren’t the invincible WonderTeam they first were.
I didn’t realise for some time how significant it was that Massa finished 3rd in the worst Ferrari in ages.
But I swear Adrian Sutil has some kind of gypsy curse over him or something – every single time he’s on target to do well something goes wrong. 2nd fastest in Q2 yesterday, 2nd place at one point in the race, but no. Not this time. Perhaps Mark Webber has shifted the bad luck onto the Force India driver?
And bad luck Lewis. Just caught the right rear on Webber’s front wing and cut it open. I think after that he had mentally retired, and just enjoyed the drive in his new improved car. Odd that Heikki did so well in the shit one all of a sudden though.
Well, that was the best race in ages – granted it was the ONLY race in ages, but compare it to the last few rounds. Wow. I’m hungry for Hungary.
squaddiemodo, I don’t think it was Rubens’ choice or fault that he was no.2 at Ferrari – Ross Brawn constantly favoured Schumacer, fair enough really as he became the most successful driver of all time.
hmmm I remember that a certain person from TG Aus said that Webber is not going to win a race… I wonder what he has to say about it. Excellent win for webber, especally becuause he took a drive through penalty becuase of a touch with barrichello, he was in a world of his own, one of hopefully many more race wins.
Im not saying it is Rubens fault IMO he is a great driver, its just funny that with the same team boss the same thing is happening. Old habits die hard!
yea. Maybe Ross doesn’t like Barichello…
Just to my mind he looked very comfortable folowing the red car, and Jenson took him by drivig harder
Kimi should be banned and stripped of his championship from 2007. Adrian should be given 8 points in compensation!
Really tough luck for Sutil, that would most probably have been something like 3-5…
However, I would back Räikkönen’s view on this one – just a racing incident.
Fair play to the man, he finally deserves a win.
A well deserved win by Webber at last. You could see he was absolutely chuffed, his parents even shedding a tear for him. It made me feel all fuzzy and patriotic
Congrats to Webber for his first GP win!
Also worth mentioning is Rosberg, who managed to bring his Williams home 4th, in front of both the Brawns! I heard on the Brazilian TV that both BMW and Mclaren are looking to get Rosberg onboard next year. Maybe that’s why Kovaleinen stepped up his game?
Alsonso again demonstrates his skills, by pulling out the fastest lap. He was flying in the last dozen laps.
Rubens got extra screwed by Ross Brawn today. First the mechanics messed up his pit stop, which lost him a couple of positions. Then they pulled Barichello in first, even though after he came out of the pits he was going faster than Button.
He deserves to be angry!
good race!
gutted for some people tho lewis, rubens and adrain all derved better!
How awesome was it to hear to absolute, pure unbridled joy from Webber when he had won it? Absolutely fantastic, the man drove like a legend.
Mark Webber: he came good and as he said in post race interview “to those that have doubted me: Hallo!”. Good on yer lad. Most people don’t realize it but he’s one of the top blokes in F1, on and off the track!
On the Sutil-Raikkonen incident we need to see a better replay. By the rules it looks like Sutil had the track position rule on his side but Raikkonen will say that he was wheel-to-wheel level with him and that Sutil should’ve tightened his corner to avoid potentially barging them both out of the race. In all honesty though I think everything is pointing to Raikkonen leaving F1 end of this year. His body language and attitude this year shows that he’s frustrated with his 2nd difficult year and he certainly sounds like he believes that someone like him has a right to have the best car at all times. A bit like a spoilt child! Kimi can be, and is, brilliant but move your sulky self off the grid and give other more motivated drivers like Sutil a chance to move up the rungs.
Rubens is starting to behave like a grumpy old man! He’s always been a straight talker but certainly his conduct this season has been super unprofessional at times. After being given a race seat this year not on merit but purely because people believed in his ability and then to turn around and bite at them in such a manner is not good. I think he’s just about made it clear to Brawn that this is his last season. They’ve busted their balls to get a competitive car together and then Rubens blows his trumpet like that without first finding the truth about why things happened as they did? So, who will take his place at Brawn? Maybe Kimi? With Alonso to Ferrari? Who’ll take the open seat at Renault?
And Hamilton was back on form again and proved that although he is a champion he still is very young and prone to getting a little carried away with the moment! The first chance he gets to play in the top 5 what does he do? He actually believes he can run on the dirty side of the track and outbreak EVERYONE on the first corner, bump in track and all?!??! I surely look forward to seeing him race in the mid-field with an improved McLaren so he can learn a little more race craft and patience and emerge next year as a well rounded driver.
I am so glad to hear some common sense coming from the potential FIA president candidates. Move over Mosley, and give someone else a chance. Someone that is less concerned about their public image and appearances in the F1 paddock and does what a FIA president should do: spend equal time sorting out all the mess that’s happening in the different motorsport disciplines all over the world. Rallying desperately needs a new world wide structure and so do touring cars and sports cars. Sort F1 out and let it be. As Bernie is so keen to remind us whenever he gets a chance: F1 has been fine for 60 years. Why go and mess with it now?! FOTA, CVC and FOM will hang Max out to dry very shortly. And Bernie will also quietly be moved aside to being just another celebrity on the grid. These old boys just don’t realise that yet. Or Maybe Bernie does? He’s a wily old cat when he wants to be…
great to see webber win, even the best efforts of the stewards couldn’t ruin things (fota: please, just give mosley etc whatever he wants in exchange for banning the stewards forever). poor sutil tho
Sutil v Raikkonen – People were running wide coming out of the pits all day because they are on the inside going into a very tight corner with a curved braking zone and uneven surfacing. Kimi didn’t have to be that tight, and could’ve stayed just behind and ducked around to be on the outside of Sutil in the next corner or something.
I think if there’s any blame at all, it lies with the Red Fin. The Iceman has started melting round the edges this year.
Well done Webber. I was shouting at the TV when Button came into the pits. I knew they should have put him on a 2 stop rather than a 3. 3 more seconds worth of fuel and he would have still come out infront of Raikonnen at the time, and I’m sure Button could have kept Vettel behind him for 9 laps when the gap was just over 4 seconds. He could have finished second, or third at worst. I guess this is the price you pay for team equality.
here are the resúlts
Pos No Driver Team Laps Time/Retired Grid Pts
1 14 Mark Webber RBR-Renault 60 1:36:43.310 1 10
2 15 Sebastian Vettel RBR-Renault 60 +9.2 secs 4 8
3 3 Felipe Massa Ferrari 60 +15.9 secs 8 6
4 16 Nico Rosberg Williams-Toyota 60 +21.0 secs 15 5
5 22 Jenson Button Brawn-Mercedes 60 +23.6 secs 3 4
6 23 Rubens Barrichello Brawn-Mercedes 60 +24.4 secs 2 3
7 7 Fernando Alonso Renault 60 +24.8 secs 12 2
8 2 Heikki Kovalainen McLaren-Mercedes 60 +58.6 secs 6 1
9 10 Timo Glock Toyota 60 +61.4 secs 20
10 6 Nick Heidfeld BMW Sauber 60 +61.9 secs 11
11 21 Giancarlo Fisichella Force India-Mercedes 60 +62.3 secs 18
12 17 Kazuki Nakajima Williams-Toyota 60 +62.8 secs 13
13 8 Nelsinho Piquet Renault 60 +68.3 secs 10
14 5 Robert Kubica BMW Sauber 60 +69.5 secs 16
15 20 Adrian Sutil Force India-Mercedes 60 +71.9 secs 7
16 12 Sebastien Buemi STR-Ferrari 60 +90.2 secs 17
17 9 Jarno Trulli Toyota 60 +90.9 secs 14
18 1 Lewis Hamilton McLaren-Mercedes 59 +1 Lap 5
Ret 4 Kimi Räikkönen Ferrari 34 +26 Laps 9
Ret 11 Sebastien Bourdais STR-Ferrari 18 Hydraulics 19
bad luck for sutil great for webber!
Cheers for Webber. Kimi should be ashamed and Rubens should stop crying. He was fast due to the 3stop in the beginning. Button is just faster in the middle of the race, call it talent.
Well done Mark, but why do you never smile?
Think the incident with Rubens was… interesting, definately aggressive, deserved a drive-thru, did well to win, nice one.
Unlucky for Lewis to get that puncture on the first lap, would have probably finished 4th/5th if he hadn’t got it.
Barrichello should stop wining so much and get his act together instead of just blaming the team to give the advantage to Button…
You’re in a TEAM, in other words you try to assist eachother. Button right now has the best shot at the title. IMO it’s now Barrichello’s job to make sure that they also get the constructors championship, and the only way to do that is by working together as a team.
They both got an equal chance at the start of the season, both cars where identical and Button showed that he was the number 1 of the team simply by being faster and more consisted then Rubens.
Giving a public interview right after the race without knowing all the facts and starting to blame the team, is MOST defintly not the way to progress… if I was a mechanic of Rubens then, after hearing that interview, I’d step right up to Ross and tell him that I don’t wanna work for that ungratefull son of a ***** anymore. Brawn GP and all it’s engineers have worked their asses of to give both Button as Rubens a race winning car out of the blue… and this is the thanks they get from him?
I can understand that he’s like to win races… but he should realise that by fighting against Button he’s killing the entire team from within.
Just look at the F1 history, Hakkinen-Couldhard; Shumacher-Massa… all championship winning duo’s, why? Because they work together… Then compare that to the Alonso-Hamilton combination, they fought against eachother instead of the rest and thus destroying both their championship’s and the constructor’s…
You have dissapionted me Rubens… for the most experienced driver on the grid, you’ve acted like the smallest child today :/
It think Kimi should stop having Vodka right before the race, thats why Sutil and Webber have such bad luck with him.
Great to see webber finally win a race, he’s deserved a few more in the past!
Barichello needs to shut his mouth, i’ve always liked him but he’s just being irrational.entertaining though!
i think lewis got a bit too excited off the line, he’s done that in the past.
gutted for sutil, raikkonen is my favorite driver, mainly cos he clearly doesn’t care, but i’m not entirely sure he was blameless for that incident.
today was a good result for button, you would think he would be more greatful for how this year is going considering the way his career has gone so far. i was quite enjoying seeing him do so well, but my opinion of him has changed slightly since he was a little bit of a nob with the fans at goodwood last week, me included. boo.
Like I said, Rubens has all the right to be grumpy, especially after this race.
First, they botched his pit stop by bringing out the wrong fuel pump (!!!) which lost him track positions. Then, he was called in first for the pit stop in the last stint, even though he was ahead of Button and should have gone in second if Ross was treating them as equals.
I’m certain Button would not be doing this well if Rubens wasn’t on the team.
Sure, Button is the faster of the two, but he has almost no skill in setting up his car. Almost all his pole positions, especially his two ‘last minute miracle’ ones were achieved after having switched to Ruben’s setup late in Q3 (After doing terrible in all the FP’s, and Q1 and Q2).
Barrichello certainly isn’t as fast as Button, but I’d say he’s the better all around driver. He knows how to set up his car well, and can drive it sufficiently well also.
Plus, it must not be easy being on a British team which has a fast, rising-star British driver. Ask Alonso.
I see most of you biting Kimmie’s head off for causing Sutil a broken front wing. On my telly though, I was quite sure I saw Sutil going in just as trigger happy as Kimi, and Sutil should know that either he has to shut him out completely or not take such a duel at all with Raikonnen. When you do watch the replays, do notice that Sutil was breaking overly early for the turn and if he hadn’t, he would have been clear of Raikonnen. Not saying it’s Sutil’s fault alone, but don’t take his side only, guys.
Rubens, yeah, maybe he is overdue now, but he is still a good driver. In some way I can understand him tho. He’s always been the down prioritized one in the teams he’s been in, as far as I know at least, and I think he was promised fair game with Button at Brawn. So if he senses foul play on his behalf, at his age with what he has achieved, of course it’s frustating.
Webber, congratulations man, you’ve been wanting this for so long, and it is so well deserved. Win a lot more this season, will you?
Lewis could have caused a real stir if there hadn’t been contact between his rear tyre and Webbers front wing at the entrance to that first turn. When I saw that puncture I was swearing and cursing, mainly because stuff like that has been typical for Lewis recently, if he does good, he’s always punished somehow.
I’m glad for Massa mainly because his third place means Button and Barichello ended further down the grid. Less points for brawn equals a more exciting championship. Also grats to Rosberg, he did put in quite a performance.
Oh, before I forget. Nice to see Kova finish a race and even get a point for the effort. He has more potential than I think we’ve been seing from him, at least I hope so.
Barracuda has a good point re team work and F1.
Enjoyed the race, glad webber one, happy ferrari and Massa made the podium, great schumi interview.
Was shocked hamilton wanted to retire so early, F1 is about racing, to win first you have to finish, it could of poured anytng could of happened as it usualy does turing the field up side down, great driver win and lose as a team, not just blame them, when they don’t have a good car.
@Binho: how could they use the wrong fuel pump? They both use the same one… only it malfunctioned (something with the coupling) during Rubens pitstop, so they had to switch to the back up pump. Only the main pump has the exact right ammount of fuel in it, the reserve one doesn’t.
It was a mechanical error, not a human one… so there was nothing that the Brawn team could have done against it…
As for bringing Rubens in first, ever thought that he might have been fueled lighter then Button? In any case Button was FAR more quicker then Rubens at that time, but couldn’t get past cause Rubens kept blocking him (which he is entitled to), so bringing Rubens in first gave the oppertunity for Button to put in some flying laps (which he did) and secure a better place. If they brought in Button first then both his as Rubens race would have been trown in the water since Rubens wouldn’t have been able to put in those flying laps and Button would have just ended up being stuck behind him once again…
Rubens might be better at setting the car up, but Button can get more out of that set-up then Rubens… that’s why they are both part of a TEAM
Rubens isn’t able to push the car as hard as Button can, and F1 is still about who is the fastest driver…
Oh and in all the commotion I completly forget to congratulate Webber on the win… outstanding race from him
Also who else would like to see Ari Vatanen as the new head of the FIA… since he’s a (retired) racing driver he should be a good candidate not?
I just hope that his English improves alot :p
It’s a pity that the media is seemingly focusing more on the Barrichello outburst than Webber’s win – Mark made everyone else seen like learner drivers, it was if he’d been bottling up all his skill for this win. I hope he can keep it up. As for Rubens, his frustration has been publicly growing with each race – I guess he knows that this season could well be his last chance to leave a real mark and it’s slipping away from him. Feel sorry for Bourdais – his F1 ‘career’ has been a diasaster – he just never really adapted to the car/set-up and noone bats an eye-lash as he leaves. Oh well, will be interesting to see who replaces him.
i really think that raikkonen,although he’s an excellent driver,is the most hated driver on the f1 grid. i just don’t like the guy at all!!!and i am one of the fanatic ferraristi. i really believe that ferrari, when employed raikkonen, made a huge mistake. and he really proved that this season!
Congratulations Mark Webber, a class apart today.
This championship is far from over.
Sensational start from Lewis, shame he cut his trye on Webber’s wing.
Surprised by Rubens, Ross Brawn doesn’t often get the strategy wrong, his race was ruined by a fuel hose anyway and Webber was nearly a second a lap faster.
Annoyed Sutil didn’t score but I think it was more of a racing incident than Kimi’s fault.
Good to see Ari Vatanen throw his hat in the ring.
I think Webber was paid back a lot of that horrid luck over the years. A comprehensive victory following a drive though penalty is mightily impressive. So thrilled for him that he finally got there.
And Christian Horner’s boys gave Ross Brawn a royal caning in the strategy department.
All the while Kimi Raikkonen on the other hand, continues to embarrass himself.
finally, now from an Aussie, can Vettel be the number 1 driver for the rest of the year?
as for Ferrari, 3rd is not good enough.. its supposed to be the number 1 spot or nothing.
Kimi, unlucky. its getting hard to relate to him 2 seasons back.. he really needs to pick up the pace again, hopefully next season will be a good one for Ferrari. and Vettel, who can come to Ferrari… wishful thinking?
Yes I am sure Vettel would want to leave a winning team to go to this years sub-standard team.
Binho, I can understand what you are saying about Rubens, however the point you are missing is that it was a mechanical malfunction that cost him time in the pits not Brawn…and that once he was out of button’s way he managed to pull just over 7 tenths of a second out of him in 1 lap…if he is to be mad at anyone it should be himself for not pushing as hard as possible all the time.
Webber had a great race and finally managed to take it all in his stride and win, a well deserved winner.
elated that webber finally has a race win and afterr watching that he and Vettel are serious contenders for Button. As for Barryquit whinging, and hamilton at little less aggression might go a long way.
Chuffed to bits for Webber, really am. to get a drive-thru and go onto a win is pretty much unheard of nowadays.
on the contrary i felt like my heart had been ripped out at that first corner with hamilton. i personally don’t think it was his fault, webber was the guy behind and should have had his eye on that right rear, particularly as at that moment they were both travelling in straight lines. not saying he should be punished at all, just piece of mind that i don’t tink twas lewis’s fault.
pained me to hear the words of a demoralised champion when he suggested saving the engine and gearbox.
Vettel, and not for the first time, disappointed me with his inability to overtake a slower car. i was literally screaming at the teleh when he was behind massa. yeah he had KERS, but the red bull is so fundamentally solid he should’ve pushed massa harder. Hoping he can mount a challenge to Button though, i want an interesting season not a whitewash.
Just want to get Hungary out the way now; as poor a racetrack as monaco.
But without the glamour.
Good tactics from team Red Bull from that penalty plus a few instances where Ferrari held up Brawn for a very long while surely made Webber’s win a lot more easier.
It was also good the weather didn’t change dramatically.
Overall good driving from Mark, really well deserved… just think if you’re in Rubens place how would you feel?, must be so hard for the guy to think about his circumstances – for his and the team’s standings… and tough luck on Sutil, but that’s racing.
I feel all warm and fuzzy inside – Webber’s had so much bad luck, anf now FINALLY his driving talent shines through. Well done mate.
once again thanks to mad max for his push-to-pass KERS button, which has now became the push-to-defend-and-make-t he-race-incredibly-boring -as-well-as-ruinning-ever yone-else’s-day KERS button…
to post 36, who is the most prestigious formula one racing team ever, with the most history?
Red Bull? nah not a chance.
Nice to see a chissel jawed back on top.
Was really surprised by the pace of hamilton compared to the others. If it were not the puncture he would have suerly had a solid result.
Some say that, it was a bit too immature, but thats racing. We’d not want a decent boring race. A race has to be exciting and thats what did it for the start. Hungararing next, swift tight corners, and a McLaren with a nutter onboard how good do you want it to be. I wish if Hamilton has a small p[roblem at the start ad then it rains and he starts passing people again during the race. now that’d be fun.
Mates at top gear. A suggestion. Why not call up some of these guys from the F1 paddock and have a small race on your TG Track, in well “Reasonably priced cars head to head.” or even motor homes with all that banging. That’d be fun.
to post 45, how about they bring back the 2008 cars and have a race on the top gear track..
then they can crash them, tear them to pieces and so on and it shouldn’t really matter, perhaps like bumper cars come formula one…
Well, I think we can see a Mclaren driver toping the podium soon. If Webber hadnt punctured that tire he would have at least had a podium if not the win he needs. Seems Hamilton got all Webber’s bad luck in that collusion, hopefully it wont stick now.
Webbers won, good, now lets move on and have mclaren doing well again.
Huge well done to Webber, unluckly for Sutil and Hamilton though. Soon McLaren will be on the podium with Brawn and Red Bull and Ferrari could be closing in as well now. Bye Bourdais.
Great results for Webber!!!! Everyone one in Australia is pumped…… (well at least the ones that know that there is more than 2 car companies in the world).
Good to see a win after the incident in qualifying at Silverstone. Webber has shown that hes right up there with the best and cant wait for Hungary
The second half of the series is going to be very exciting!
Now hes won will Webber stop moaning and whinging about every little thing
@showie. Being Prestigious does not win races. Red Bull is winning. Not everyone is a Ferrari Fan and I am sure Vettel is happy in the Red Bull Program.
Joe T name a single thing that Webber has complained about in the last two years. The guys’ one of the most down to earth, hard working and professional drivers in F1 today, the respect he gets from other drivers is testament to that.
Well done Webber, was really happy for you, and yeah, take that doubters!
Well done Mark, great race and fantastic celebration, but one swallow doesn’t make a summer. He needs to follow it up with more wins, particularly while the Red Bull is so strong.
I wonder do any of the drivers actually watch the race after? If they did we might have some different accounts of what happened. I don’t think Rubens was stitched up, he’s getting paranoid now. His race was ruined behind Massa, not by a botched pit stop. Kimi should have given Sutil more room. It’s a difficult corner to squeeze two cars around and Kimi could have passed later in the lap.
Anon #47 – Hamilton having bad luck?
Don’t be silly, he is luckiest driver in F1
Tom
After he crashed following Hamilton @ china in 2007 after the safety car he blamed Hamilton
“This is what happens when you let kids drive in formula one ”
couple of races ago when he claimed that raikonen blocked him in qualifying
every time in fact he didn’t win
i swear sutil is turning into mark webber a driver with great speed and talant but not the car or the luck on the plus side drives webber and button show that if he sticks at it he willv get a car he win races with
Good to see someone else win, although i’d still rather see Button at the top! Webber is a worthy winner.
But shame for Hamilton, could have done soo well
But i think Sutil should just make sure he stays away from the Ferrari of Raikonen: he always finds a way to hit him!!
Sutil was hit by Ferrari, he didn’t hit Ferrari. Kimi and Massa seem to have it in for him over the last few seasons and it’s getting tedious. I think Kimi saying it was a racing incident is taking the p@*s and he should hold his hands up and say sorry, I ruined your race, your teams race and the best chance of Force India getting points.
F1 will be a better place without Kimi.
Let Sutil Punt Kimi off
good for him
who cares
I think that webber is good but not so much and i think that 50% of the drivers in F1 are better than Button he is just a… he is nothing no adrenaline no show nothing he just drive from the beginning of the season he has only 3 own passes after he went to the pit and than went out 13 i think. he is not a champion for me he is just lucky
to be in brown i think that alonso vetel are 3 times better than him after Shumi is gone now i like Alonso and Vetel i wold be happy to see them in Ferrari after year or 2
one more think Hamilton and Button are poor drivers for f1 i think and Nelson and Truly and borde
Actually Joe, it was Sebastien Vettel who crashed into him under the Safety Car, and it was Japan, not China. And damn right he was furious, what kind of idiot manages to crash into someone under Safety Car conditions? Vettel himself has admitted as much.
Its plain to see that Raikkonen did get in his way, cruising about on his out lap on the racing line.
You’re reaching there.
Andys right about that on post 64, and I met webber and hes actually a very nice guy
MARK WEBBER DID NOT DESERVE TO WIN THAT RACE AFTER WHAT HE DID TO RUBENS AND I BELEIVE THAT IT WAS ENTIRELY SUTIL FAULT KIMI WAS GOING ROUND THE OUTSIDE WHEN SUTIL JUST UNDERSTEERD (WHEN HE COULD OF QUITE EASILY GONE ROUND THE INSIDE) STRAIGHT INTO KIMI
And with that, Tom Evans, you win the Stupid Post of the Day award – all in caps, no punctuation and lousy spelling. Please return to the blog when you’ve found a brain that works.
about kimi coming in webbers way at silverstone qualifying, it was webber who caught kimi at the wrong time, because on that turn there was no where for kimi to go. webber is a bit like hamilton, the difference being he does not feel “gutted” at every oppurtunity, and is generally a nicer guy.
^^^ And has been racing for over 8 years and done serious time in some rubbish teams to get where he is now, compared to golden boy Hamilton. Which is probably why he takes things going wrong pretty well.
Joe T, thats the example you come up? Over two years ago, when he was an almost guaranteed second, which would have given Red Bull its first podium spot, and Vettel runs straight up the back of him during a safety car period, ruining both their races, and in his frustration swears about Vettel, and thats whinging? Mate, its not whinging when its true. I have no more time for you, you are just a miserable spanker.
sutil is such a good driver he deserves a point or 2
or 3
Fantastic informaton hub for sure. I’ve been researching and working on this topic for a long time now. This helps fabulously. Thanks!
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flights to perth
so, whos he racing for in 2010?
uluckyest driver in f1? just get a black cat, some horse shoes, and a few 3 leaf clovers & hell win a bit more! just avoid walking under any mirrors or smashing any ladders mark!