Ryne

Yup. I really don’t understand the current whinging about this move. Within the rules and he was faster.

Sorry PM, the Monaco incident wasn’t “normal” by any means.

Or that Maldonado should have noticed he was off the track and held up to take him on the next turn. Anyway Maldonado got a 20 second penalty.

I tried as well, just gave up after a few posts. Some people tend to not want to see anything that counters their point of view.

I get the BBC version on tele here in Canada, I do miss Brundle.

“So anyone can win a Grand Prix, everyone can lose a Grand Prix like that?” I think they’re finding it a little bit strange now.”

Let’s wait to see if the ratings fall off before passing judgement for us fans

I agree with you about Fernando. Wasn’t really much a fan of his until 2010 when he took that crap Ferrari and put it on the podium multiple times. He really is a great driver who can take every bit of performance […]

I agree with Jake. McLaren is shooting themselves and LH in the foot but screwing up so much. I don’t think Vettel would have won as easily with his team messing up practically every race like Hamilton’s is.

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Haha that’s one mean comment

Pirelli hasn’t changed the composition of the tyre compounds. It’s up to the teams to adjust.

How is his team low-fuelling him a sign of Hamilton’s arrogance?

Key word there is “2012”. Keith put it perfectly clear that he’s considering the news as 2011 news, where they were known as Team Lotus.

I think we should go back to the Bridgestone era, when drivers had to choose between the hard and the soft tyres for the rest of the weekend.

Forgive my poor memory, but when was that?

It was deliberately designed to wear, as asked for by F1. Want to point fingers, blame someone else than Pirelli, who just done what they were asked to do.