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[Nin-Chin]

I'm still buzzing from that race. Where do people think it ranks in the list of best Grands Prix this season?

1st

only bad bit was that Hamilton wasnt part of it

[scotty]

I'm still buzzing from that race. Where do people think it ranks in the list of best Grands Prix this season?

Malaysia and Valencia probably slightly crazier for me but yeah, so pleased now, Raikkonen deserved a win all season so really pleased he got it today. I swear my avatar jinxed him until i changed it this week.

[LewEngBridewell]

A photo from Jake Humphrey dispelling thoughts that BBC F1 and Sky F1 are bitter rivals... here they all are together, chilling out watching the re-runs of the Grand Prix today.

[Nin-Chin]

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[Nin-Chin]

They are sabotaging his car,Lewis works so hard

- my mum

[andrew]

I'm still buzzing from that race. Where do people think it ranks in the list of best Grands Prix this season?

It was pretty good after a bit of a slow start.

[andrew]

They are sabotaging his car,Lewis works so hard

- my mum

Is your mum Racechick?

[Nin-Chin]

They are sabotaging his car,Lewis works so hard

- my mum

Is your mum Racechick?

no.

[Denthúl]

I'm still buzzing from that race. Where do people think it ranks in the list of best Grands Prix this season?

Malaysia and Valencia probably slightly crazier for me but yeah, so pleased now, Raikkonen deserved a win all season so really pleased he got it today. I swear my avatar jinxed him until i changed it this week.

Please take my DeLorean back to the day before you started using it and talk yourself out of it...

[darwin dali]

Having read through 20 pages now, just a (not so) gentle reminder to everybody (incl. mods):
Even during exciting race weekends like this one, the Forum Guidelines STILL apply!
You don't want to spend the inaugural US GP on a fishing trip, now do you?

[Hammer278]

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Having read through 20 pages now, just a (not so) gentle reminder to everybody (incl. mods):
Even during exciting race weekends like this one, the Forum Guidelines STILL apply!
You don't want to spend the inaugural US GP on a fishing trip, now do you?

[darwin dali]

Harder Hammer, hit me harder, ohhh!

[Hammer278]

Harder Hammer, hit me harder, ohhh!

I believe this is one of the forum guidelines:

* Perpetually argumentative or excessively aggressive responses.

[darwin dali]

Harder Hammer, hit me harder, ohhh!

I believe this is one of the forum guidelines:

* Perpetually argumentative or excessively aggressive responses.

Right, your whipping me is excessively aggressive - warning for you - BAM!

[Hammer278]

Speaking of aggressive...that crash between Rosberg and Karthikeyan:

Nico Rosberg felt there was absolutely nothing he could do to avoid his dramatic collision with Narain Karthikeyan in the Abu Dhabi Grand Prix.

Rosberg was trying to recover from first-lap contact with Romain Grosjean's Lotus when he came up behind Karthikeyan on lap nine.

The HRT then suddenly slowed with what Karthikeyan told AUTOSPORT was a hydraulic failure and consequent steering problem.

That resulted in Rosberg's Mercedes flying over the back of it on the high-speed approach to Turn 16 and then slamming into the barriers.

Both drivers escaped the impact unhurt.

"Narain said that his steering broke and so he wasn't able to steer anymore," said Rosberg.

"So he went right on the brakes and of course I didn't expect him on the brakes in that place because normally that's flat out easily.

"I didn't see that coming and there was no way to react in time."

With Rosberg's Mercedes team-mate Michael Schumacher finishing only 11th after picking up a puncture, the team failed to score for a fourth successive race.

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Last time out in India, it was his brakes that failed. This time the steering...how is this team qualified to produce a racing car and put drivers' lives at risk week in week out?