2010 Japanese Grand Prix result

21 comments on “2010 Japanese Grand Prix result”

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   Osvaldas31
   10th October 2010, 8:43

   that 12th place fo lotus will be crucial
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   Blog_Raider
   10th October 2010, 8:46

   Mark Webber owes F1 a DNF!
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      Prisoner Monkeys (@prisoner-monkeys)
      10th October 2010, 9:08

      And Fernando Alonso owes everyone on the grid six points.
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      Gill
      10th October 2010, 9:17

      Remember VALENCIA ?
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         sato113 (@sato113)
         10th October 2010, 23:24

         ok, but that was a DNF from the back of the grid. i think Webber owes F1 a DNF whilst running in the top 3!!!
   3. 

      Lenny
      10th October 2010, 13:39

      In opposite world perhaps…the man has had 47 retirements in his career including 11 in 2006 out of 18 starts. I think he has had his fair share, most mechanical failures.
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      BrownyNSW
      11th October 2010, 2:04

      na I don’t think Webber owes F1 a DNF, I’m pretty sure he gave them more than enough DNF’s in years gone by
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   Damon
   10th October 2010, 8:51

   So unlucky for Kubica :(((
   This would’ve been a very different race.
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      US_Peter (@us_peter)
      10th October 2010, 9:10

      No Kidding. Gutted for him. Also the championship would be tighter if he had held 2nd.
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   BasCB
   10th October 2010, 9:07

   Vettel did the lead from pole, drive away a bit and win it without any need for overtaking again. Only they were not that far away.

   Sutil did a great job to save the car after that spin in 130R and Liuzzi was very unlucky to get speared of by Massa.

   The start was interesting, but completely missed by the FOM cameras. After that the only interesting part was a try from Schumi on Rosberg, Trulli and Glock getting past Sakon and then a lot of great overtakes from Kobayashi to save us from boredom.

   I just heard Hamilton did only drive upwards from 3rd gear in the last 20 laps, so that makes it a pretty good job from him.
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      US_Peter (@us_peter)
      10th October 2010, 9:11

      Reminiscent of Alonso driving the entire race in Malaysia without a clutch.
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         David Livingstone
         10th October 2010, 9:29

         ’94 Spanish Grand Prix, anyone?
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            Mike
            10th October 2010, 11:30

            That’s what I thought…. Only Schumacher still won that!
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               Red Andy (@red-andy)
               11th October 2010, 12:50

               Only if by winning you mean “came second.” :P
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         Anagh
         10th October 2010, 9:46

         driving without a clutch is okay if u can match the revs of each gear. driving without a gear is just bad luck!
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         RaulZ (@raulz)
         11th October 2010, 12:45

         Alonso had all the gears. He only had problems to get them in. Yesterday Ham was very unlucky because it was easy to drive but going from 2nd to 4th gave him a little acceleration leaving turns. That’s very difficult to keep your position.
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            Keith Collantine (@keithcollantine)
            11th October 2010, 12:47

            According to Whitmarsh he wasn’t even able to do that – he was only using fourth and higher.
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   Prisoner Monkeys (@prisoner-monkeys)
   10th October 2010, 9:07

   I have to say, I disagree with Martin Brundle on the Petrov incident. The overhead shot clearly shows that there was a wall of cars in front of him, and he didn’t have anywhere else to go. If anyone should have backed off, it was Nico Hulkenberg, who got the worst start nd should have spotted the situation unfolding.
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      Steph (@)
      10th October 2010, 14:15

      I don’t think Vitaly was a maniac or anything and I’m not the Hulk’s biggest fan bt I doubt he knew what was happening until he got hit. Plus, he was in his space from the beginning he shouldn’t have had to yield in my opinion but if he had they’d both have had a better day.
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      BBT
      10th October 2010, 19:43

      Nah, how about, if that was true Petrov eased off. I’ve watched in many times, he cut across to early his fault.
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   sato113 (@sato113)
   10th October 2010, 23:26

   great drive from SCHUMI and KAMUI!!!

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