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[scousers on tour 2008]

With the end upon us who had the best win of the season, not including best win who had best drive of the season and worst mistake and most exciting race

mine are
best win Lewis in spa and Monaco for best win thats what champions are made of

best drive Nico Rosberg at singapore (he had to pit for a penalty ? how did he stay out front) great drive

worst mistake Lewis in japan (first turn what was he thinking) also kimi smashing into (i think sutil) in monaco poor guy having race of his life.... sorry forgot about that fuel line thing with massa that was so funny

Most exciting race apart from Brazil..... Spa,monaco,silverstone no sorry Hockenhiem ? mmmm not sure

[scotty]

Best victory was surely Vettel at Monza, but Hamilton's drive in Britain was awesome as well.

Best drive is tough...i think Barichello's podium drive at Silverstone was brilliant so i'll go for that. Special mentions must go to Alonso for his brilliance in the final lap at Spa, and Sutil in Monaco.

The worst mistake was Hamilton crashing in the pits in Canada, that was really stupid. If team members can count then it was the Ferrari pit crew in Singapore.

Best race? Britain.

[texasmr2]

I'm gonna have to agree that I find Vettel's win the best of the season for me.

[Denthúl]

The best win goes to Vettel. The Toro Rosso is probably the sixth best car (behind the McLarens, Ferraris, Renaults, BMW Saubers and Toyotas) yet Vettel stuck it on pole and drove superbly for the whole race to take victory. Definitely illustrating that what was going to be a podium in Fuji last year was not just a fluke.

The best drive, for me, has to be either Heidfeld or Barrichello at Silverstone. Barrichello because he put that dog of a Honda on the podium with an excellent strategy call and could've made it second had he not had that refuelling problem. Heidfeld because, well, he pulled off some brilliant moves to take second in that race ahead of some superior cars.

The most exciting race was either Monza for me. Hands down the race of the year.

The biggest mistake? I am tempted to say the pit lane incident in Canada, but I actually think that BMW Sauber not developing their car anymore after that race was, in hindsight, the biggest mistake of the season.

[f1maniac95]

The best win for me easily goes to Vettel that guy will be a champion very soon and best drive for me goes to Hamilton at Monaco.

[Tony_sa]

Vettel .........ja i agree .. that engine in that car really ran superbly that time out.

[KyrosV]

vettel - Italy
Lewis - Germany
Alonso - Japan
Massa - Belgium

[bud]

Lewis GB

[AKR]

Lewis GB

Lewis France. So please repeat your French performance in Brazil and do us all proud. We all want to see you screw up so just remeber France 2008 Lewis........

[bud]

Lewis GB

Lewis France. So please repeat your French performance in Brazil and do us all proud. We all want to see you screw up so just remeber France 2008 Lewis........

[prozac26]

Vettel's win was fun to watch. That's for sure.

[kerc]

Vettel's drive might now have been the most amazing, but it was kind of a "feel good" win...You couldn't help but enjoy his victory, and seeing his face at the press conference, well, I caught myself smiling too.

Nice kid, he'll be great.

[racechick]

Lewis Silverstone. Class of his own!!

[cap-dude]

Vettel in monza without a shadow of a doubt.
Then perhaps Massa in Hungary, had he won it of course. Or Lewis in Hockenhim. I think they were equally good really.

Kubica's win was pretty special as well.

Best drive, hmm. Sutil in Monaco. I couldn't think of any for a second, then I remembered Sutil in monaco, what a drive that was. Too bad it ended in tears.

Best pole position I think is another good one. Probably Massa in Monaco, simply because it was the surprise of the year.

But I like this topic a lot. It's nice to look back at the positives from this year, instead of looking at what could of been.

[Denthúl]

Lewis Silverstone. Class of his own!!

I'd say there were a couple of guys there who were closer to Lewis than people seem to believe, but I do agree that nobody in a position to could come even close to Lewis on that day. It was a brilliant drive.