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I dont think so, i reckon Vettel is ahead.

But Webber will be the one to beat at Silverstone, he likes that track.

5

Yeah it certainly wasn't good, but personally I didn't think it was any worse than the Spanish GP.

0

although piquet's pass on LH was very good.

Way to go Jenson!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

I know others may be finding this years title rce boring but I don't, and for a few reasons...
1. After all the hardships he's gone through, Jenson deserves this opportunity and I certainly don't find it boring watching him drive so beautifully and (missing 3 apexes apart) not making a mistake.
He is driving beautifully and people should be apluading his craft and enjoy seeing such artistry.

2. Yes others could do as good a job as him blah blah blah but christ, they were saying that about Lewis, Alonso in 2005/2006, and many seperate occasions before. The point is this though - Rubens has had the same car and while that little bit of luck that you always need hasn't been there for him as much as Jenson this year, JB hasn't run into people, spun and lost places etc etc...

3. Vettel is only 21 and in a very good car but he does make quite a few mistakes quite often and though he is a fast qualifier, Webber's experience has shone through and when you take into account that the Aussie is still recovering from a broken leg, his results and speed compared to Vettel are VERY impressive.
Just a quick thought, remember Button's first season in F1 in 2000? He was only 20 (same as Vettel I believe in his first year) yet in my opinion, Jenson performed better. SO exactly how good is Vettel and how good will he become?

4. Ferrari and McLaren both struggling to gain performance and I personally find it fantastic!!!!!
I love Ferrari and like Lewis a lot and though it would be great to see them battling with Button, I find it brilliant that they aren't.
McLaren lapped again? Wow!


In 2002 when no one was near him through the entire race, Michael Schumacher delivered a majestic drive at Spa. It was just a simple case of a gifted driver, in the fastest car, in the zone, and untouchable.
Histoy simply repeated itself yesterday afternoon in Istanbul...

Kimi for not eating an ice cream.

Button, although Webber did a great jobs; as did Trulli and Rosberg. Nakajima didn't do too badly although Piquet only overtook Hamilton for 16th...

I wasn't able to watch the race live yesterday but I taped it and I didn't hear the result before I saw it all.

I must say it was a pain to watch this race... The only highlight for me was Jake Humphrey almost getting run over in the pitlane

I couldn't watch the race due to my flight, but apparently I didn't miss a lot. Somehow I even predicted it, and didn't even try to watch the replay

That's late. Spanish TV always ends transmission after top3 interviews. So I missed it.

Rosberg

I found it quite boring (gave it a 5) but I don't understand why this race should be given a 0 or 1. Barrichello made the race interesting in the first part and Piquet had a very nice move on Hamilton. Next to that there was some other overtaking, though not much. Just too bad that we didn't see a real fight between Vettel and Button.

Nakajima, I think he deserves another vote.

Ralentier slow! = 0

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is a bit dramatic, it really wasn't that bad. 5.

Glock. Good race from him


About Button, I was thinking about it this way: "He hasn't made any mistakes during the race, so he was not driving on the limit. In that case, how can he be the best driver of the race? He was just relaxing in the car."

You guys are dramatising about this race. It is not the worst race ever, it is not the worst race this season.

Personally, I didn't think it was TOO bad. A 5 from me.

Rubens

+1, I hope Eddie is the next one.

Seems they have smart fans in Turkey.



And drivers want them to cut prices, "There was no one here'' lol

http://f1.gpupdate.net/en/news/2009/06/ ... et-prices/