Where is the red nose and silly shoes....di di dilli dilli di di dilli dilli....

Seriously it was like a clown's car.

Another front row lockout for the Red Bulls. :yeah: Hopefully this time Mark can get the jump on Seb into turn 1. Enjoyed hearing Christian Horners comment on the radio to Vettel after winning pole position. Put that in your pipe and smoke it Whitmarsh. :D

Meanwhile Schumi languishes back in 9th with a 1:35.646 on the grid having struggled just to make it into Q3. Contrast that with his younger countryman Rosberg who showed the Mercs true pace with a 1:34.923 for 4th on the grid. Schumi better hope that things start to turn around in this race and on the return to Europe. :o

Don't write Schumi off so quickly...many have in the past and learned from it :hmmm:

Yeah, I have an eery (?) feeling he will suddenly pounce.

Hahaha, Alonso you idiot! :har:

The rain looks like it is causing some problems for some!

GO JENSON GO!!!! :yeah:

Keep shutting mouths :up:

The race in one headline: "And Britannia rules the waves" :salute:

Good race. A total shambles for Red Bull, damage limitation for Alonso, a great tactical victory for Button and a painful-to-watch performance from Der Rainmeister.

Oh, and who knows why Hamilton was not slapped with a drive through for the "safe release" in the pits.

Disaster for Red Bull. :damn:

Brilliant from Button and indeed the whole team with the one two result. Guessing Lewis will might be taking a grid penalty into the next race and Vettel might also get a little penalty for shaping to push Hamilton further into the pit area.

All in all a crazy and exciting race to watch. Those inters really didin't last long at all for anyone. Webber managed to jump from 12th to 7th by pitting early and put in a few fast laps on the inters to gain him those 5 positions but then as they were so shot Petrov got him at the end.

Probably the same guy who knows why Hammy wasn't either slapped for taking Vettel out during caution lap behind the Pace car, or for crossing the full track and part of the gravel to enter the pits during caution lap, etc. :hmmm:

AFAIK the inicident would be investigated after the race. This is really the stewards again doing strange things, as no penaly AFTER the race can match the results of being given duirng the same race. It's bad for the driver -who might plan a better strategy- bad for the rivals, -who could have benefitted from going pass him- and bad for the spectators, because you shut off the TV without really knowing the final result.

Yeah, I agree. (But wasnt it Webber who was pushed off?)

http://imgcash6.imageshack.us/img91/...britaincj6.gif ....and onward next to Spain :DL

Honestly, I loved that...and you think he should be slapped for it?

let them race, instead of punishing them for it.

HunterICX

The problem is if they had collided within the pit lane they could have easily killed some mechanics, reporters etc.:dead:

I think over the last couple of weeks Hamilton is crossing the line between aggressive and reckless. He showed some brilliant moves on the track but the danger he put others in with his pitlane stunt was a bit too much. I realize it wasn't all his fault, but if you look at the last few weeks his name does keep coming up.

Someone needs to have a sitdown with him in the least.

Great drive for Jenson though. Nice to see a driver who does it the right way get the spotlight on that team.

Oh and nice result for Kubica and Petrov. Renault looks pretty impressive.