Bring back Juan Pablo!

Bernie Ecclestone believes that there will only be five races held in Europe in the near future, saying that it is "finished" as a Formula One hub. Formula One has traditionally been based in Europe, with all of the team headquarters found within Britain, Italy, Switzerland and Spain. There were nine races in Europe this season, and the number will shrink to eight next year when the Turkish Grand Prix disappears from the calendar. Ecclestone, however, still feels that number is too high and expects more to fall by the wayside in the not-too-distant future. "I think in the next few years, Europe will be left with only five races," Ecclestone is quoted by Marca. "I think Europe is finished. It will be a good place for tourism but little else. Europe is a thing of the past." When asked if Europe was the spiritual home of Formula One, Ecclestone responded: "It used to be." Ecclestone was clear where he was hoping to expand to in the future too, with the Russian Grand Prix in Sochi already planned for 2014. "Russia for sure, we have a contract there ... Maybe South Africa, Mexico."

How about you watch the race by yourself, if you don't believe it? Either Ayrton Senna DID drive with sixth gear only for the last few laps of the race or he rev-matched his shifts so perfectly that you just couldn't hear him shifting. Oh, and by some miracle he knew when the onboard camera was watching him, so he didn't shift his gears then.

I didn't watch the onboard of it but, if you say so, I believe you. But anyway, the point is that Vettel was not trying people to worship him as some Senna fans did back then in that situation. It was a joke, as lot's of people here already said.

About Kimi comeback, it will only satisfy me if Petrov hammers him on the head as forums will go wild