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Clean start

Oh of course, doubly so because now the top drivers stay around for so long. Alonso and Button are into their second decade in the sport, while Vettel and Hamilton could be around for another 10 years.

The best talent usually filters through, but if GP2 is supposed to be the feeder series, then we shouldn't have debates over whether the champion is really the best talent. It's become too much about experience - the two best guys this year have been Leimer and Coletti - do you really think they're F1 talent? You need to have a rule of maximum 3 years/60 races whatever it'd be in GP2. That'll free up GP2, free up GP3 and it all filters down. We never had problems wondering whether Rosberg, Hamilton or Hulkenberg were talented. Now you wonder how good Valsecchi and Razia were against Calado, Gutierrez etc.

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Dan Wheldon | 1978 - 2011

Juniors having fun.

Much silliness

Palmer. Whoops

I don't understand why market forces don't cause this - other than the drivers wealthy enough to fund themselves who sponsors these drivers who spend 4 or 5 years in a category?

Woodhead wins

Woodhead wins yet again.

At least there was some challenge to Woodhead this time

Stoneman taking a new line

LOLZ at the Marshall falling over the Dunlop sign at the start of the Porsche race (look to the back of the grid, the two standing on the grass walking backwards, LOLZ moment).

Stoneman suffered a puncture.

That's not a puncture, that's a kablammo.

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Dan Wheldon | 1978 - 2011

Woodhead saying there was no gap for Palmer up the inside, even though there clearly was, and Woodhead then pushed him onto the grass.

Warm up lap underway.

Could be a manic race this, as there is plenty of repair time after this race.

Wrathal out

Wrathall stopped.

Green!

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