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Not too much action but I wasn’t bored at any point. 6.5/10.

Thankfully, there wasn’t too much moaning about the tires from the ORF commentators. The Pirellis are fantastic at the moment.

Yup, we’re talking about the same lap. He was 3 tenths up on Webber because Webber made his mistake in sector 1. Didn’t really see him missing the Apex, so they might have been equally quick.

I think Webber made a mistake on his fastest lap and Alonso’s wasn’t perfect either while Vettel’s lap was spot-on. If all three of them get a good lap tomorrow, it’ll likely be WEB-ALO-VET.

I’m not saying that those making an error should go unpunished. But there has to be a different penalty between a driver clearly making an error and another one taking out another driver on purpose.

This is just wrong. We need Stewards to make the right decisions, even if they are unpopular.

A driver losing control over his car in the breaking zone and therefore taking out the car in front of him might be […]

I believe you’re thinking of McLaren. Senna had race-by-race contract there in 93. Also, they offered Damon Hill a comparably small salary + 1 million USD per race win prior to the 1997 season.

The same happened with Hülkenberg and Perez. Someone seems to be screaming for a new superstar.

I’d rather see 20 street circuits than one more China/Malaysia/Bahrain/UAE/Korea track …

Has to be Alonso, no doubt about it.

Something to add: I don’t see Rosberg guilty of anything but if the won’t receive a penalty for colliding with Webber than Webbers penalty from last weekend is a joke.

Entertaining, solid race. Above average, so 6/10.

I wonder if Sauber already regret firing Kamui.

If Ferrari would end the season with only this win, I’m sure heads will roll.

+1 Horribly boring race. If the best race ever would be a 10/10, most races wouldn’t excess 5/10. I don’t really understand the ratings here.

Probably the dullest race since the Schumacher/Ferrari era. And the first time the whole tire situation really annoyed me.

3/10

I’m sorry if I’m wrong but don’t they just promote a 3rd party app by tagging it “official” now? IIRC, there was an official (free) F1.com app in the last years which they now seem to have dropped.

*worked

Is she the same Claire Williams that in the team’s PR department a few years back? She’s a nice person.

Thanks. It’s nice to see that someone actually understands it.

Indeed. Schumacher crying in Montreal 98 surely was the most pathetic thing ever.