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[LewEngBridewell]

I don't think he'll be able to spread anything anymore.

Shame. My fields are in need of a bit more TLC... just when I needed a spreader most...

[andrew]

I don't think he'll be able to spread anything anymore.

Shame. My fields are in need of a bit more TLC... just when I needed a spreader most...

Fields?! Who you trying to kid ye toonser ye?

[stonemonkey]

Appropriate image for Vettels claims.

[madbrad]

Vettel says he did not make any accusation of fixing, only that it was inconsitent to deploy the SC at one time and not at another, and he suffered from that inconsistency and Alonso benefitted from that inconsistency, and that Alonso is Spanish and the race was in Spain. However the stewards aren't necessarily Spanish, nor is Charlie Whiting, nor is Jean Todt, nor is BE, nor is the guest ex driver steward. The marshals though are likely Spanish. Maybe they hijacked the SC to control its non use. If that happened, it's not really fixing the race, it's interference by non paid track staff, AKA fans.

[Big Azza]

Vettel is not used to having things out of his way. He is not used to retiring after leading the grand prix, ofcourse he'd say it was fixed. Sour Grapes I see it

Lol... you didn't see the 2010 F1 season then. Led just about every race and had 3 engine failures off the top of my head. Wheel nut issues, radio not working.... etc.

Oh - and he still won the championship that year!

[Ayrton Senna is God]

Vettel is not used to having things out of his way. He is not used to retiring after leading the grand prix, ofcourse he'd say it was fixed. Sour Grapes I see it

Lol... you didn't see the 2010 F1 season then. Led just about every race and had 3 engine failures off the top of my head. Wheel nut issues, radio not working.... etc.

Oh - and he still won the championship that year!

By virtue of having the best car and more backing from the team than Webber.

[pilotfriend]

There do seem to be two sets of rules, one for Ferrari and another for the rest. I am afraid that I think Vettel is right.

[andrew]

Vettel is not used to having things out of his way. He is not used to retiring after leading the grand prix, ofcourse he'd say it was fixed. Sour Grapes I see it

Lol... you didn't see the 2010 F1 season then. Led just about every race and had 3 engine failures off the top of my head. Wheel nut issues, radio not working.... etc.

Oh - and he still won the championship that year!

By virtue of having the best car and more backing from the team than Webber.

Most champions win by having the best car.

[madbrad]

The sport is just about collecting points. It's not about being the best.

[LewEngBridewell]

The sport is just about collecting points. It's not about being the best.

Being good does help, though...

[myownalias]

The sport is just about collecting points. It's not about being the best.

Being good does help, though...

Or extremely lucky, which seems to be the case for Jenson whenever he wins...

[vlad]

Jenson wasn't lucky in Australia this year, for instance.

[andrew]

The solution to his problems is easy. Have the tracks covered with the fluffy side of velcro and the tyres covered with the little plastic hooks. Then he'll have so much grip he won't know what to do with it (sell the left overs I guess).

[myownalias]

Jenson wasn't lucky in Australia this year, for instance.

Yes, I was being sarcastic... often when Jenson wins, I hear a whole bunch of people on this forum and other places say that he was lucky...

[geetface9]

The sport is just about collecting points. It's not about being the best.

Unless it's about being the best at collecting points