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Proof by stewards???? Still even if that was so....Kimi was still unfair; Kimi got slated on here last time when that happened!!! Gosh! Unfair I must say, Karma worked for him but twice in 1 bloody race 
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scotty wrote:Yep. I don't understand why this guy is pushing for Rubens to be disqualified - he didn't actually do anything to warrant even an investigation.Vanilla-Bear wrote:But thru sheer dumb A$$ he ruined a few people's rce. Lets hope next race Karma works in our favours. I don't think the Aussies will be to impressed huh?Who did, Barrichello? I thought he was punted by Kovalainen?
Edit - i see he was indeed given a push!

Vanilla-Bear wrote:No. Not like that, I have nothing against Rubino lol, just seemed unfair that he hit the back of 2 cars. Lets just hope next race no problems occurHe was, ultimately, pushed in to the first. And the second suffered no damage - Rubens came out of that one worse, and he was driving a tank!

Vanilla-Bear wrote:Proof by stewards???? Still even if that was so....Kimi was still unfair; Kimi got slated on here last time when that happened!!!And since you are aware that was unfair, why are you treating Rubens the way Kimi was treated?

Denthúl wrote:Actually I'm surprised they didn't look into the incident with Kimi. Rubens tapped Kimi, which sent Kimi into a slide and then Rubens straight away gained a place. Now that could be considered gaining an unfair advantage. Which warrants a drive through. Although if there was a problem, Rubens would've simply had to return and position and overtake later. But clearly no ones said anything.scotty wrote:Yep. I don't understand why this guy is pushing for Rubens to be disqualified - he didn't actually do anything to warrant even an investigation.Vanilla-Bear wrote:But thru sheer dumb A$$ he ruined a few people's rce. Lets hope next race Karma works in our favours. I don't think the Aussies will be to impressed huh?Who did, Barrichello? I thought he was punted by Kovalainen?
Edit - i see he was indeed given a push!

cap-dude wrote:It was still as the result of a slight loss of car control. Raikkonen ended Sutil's race last year and didn't get so much as a raised eyebrow from the stewards. He didn't deserve one, mind you.Denthúl wrote:Actually I'm surprised they didn't look into the incident with Kimi. Rubens tapped Kimi, which sent Kimi into a slide and then Rubens straight away gained a place. Now that could be considered gaining an unfair advantage. Which warrants a drive through. Although if there was a problem, Rubens would've simply had to return and position and overtake later. But clearly no ones said anything.scotty wrote:Yep. I don't understand why this guy is pushing for Rubens to be disqualified - he didn't actually do anything to warrant even an investigation.Vanilla-Bear wrote:But thru sheer dumb A$$ he ruined a few people's rce. Lets hope next race Karma works in our favours. I don't think the Aussies will be to impressed huh?Who did, Barrichello? I thought he was punted by Kovalainen?
Edit - i see he was indeed given a push!
But as we all know, stewarts only give out penalties for drivers overtaking at the front these days.

mikef1fan wrote:wow you guys love your argue about the current season with the past just trying to get used to itAnd Rosberg, he did well. Pity about the tyres at the end though.my drivers of the day were Vettel, Button and Trulli my star man. even though Trulli was maybe in the wrong at the end starting at the back to get to 3rd is amazing! and glock did well also. I think if Toyota get the rub of the green next weekend they are the team to watch for sure.
p.s how lucky are Barrichello and Hamilition?
mikef1fan wrote:wow you guys love your argue about the current season with the past just trying to get used to itBarrichello was, indeed, very lucky that Kubica and Vettel retired. Although, had he not ended up stuck in anti-stall off the line, he'd have been on Jenson's tail all through the race.my drivers of the day were Vettel, Button and Trulli my star man. even though Trulli was maybe in the wrong at the end starting at the back to get to 3rd is amazing! and glock did well also. I think if Toyota get the rub of the green next weekend they are the team to watch for sure.
p.s how lucky are Barrichello and Hamilition?

mikef1fan wrote:wow you guys love your argue about the current season with the past just trying to get used to itmy drivers of the day were Vettel, Button and Trulli my star man. even though Trulli was maybe in the wrong at the end starting at the back to get to 3rd is amazing! and glock did well also. I think if Toyota get the rub of the green next weekend they are the team to watch for sure.
p.s how lucky are Barrichello and Hamilition?

Robert182 wrote:Vettel, Kubica, Raikkonen, Piquet, Webber, Heidfeld, Rosberg, Nakajima all having problems; Trulli being penalised. He drove superbly, but he was very lucky. Had there been no drivers out of the race, he would not have been sniffing at points, let alone an inherited podium.mikef1fan wrote:wow you guys love your argue about the current season with the past just trying to get used to itmy drivers of the day were Vettel, Button and Trulli my star man. even though Trulli was maybe in the wrong at the end starting at the back to get to 3rd is amazing! and glock did well also. I think if Toyota get the rub of the green next weekend they are the team to watch for sure.
p.s how lucky are Barrichello and Hamilition?
dont really get how hamilton you classed as lucky ?

Denthúl wrote:Thanks for clearing up that one, saves my time. I'm not here to be bias towards any favourites or non favourties just stating my thoughts.Robert182 wrote:Vettel, Kubica, Raikkonen, Piquet, Webber, Heidfeld, Rosberg, Nakajima all having problems; Trulli being penalised. He drove superbly, but he was very lucky. Had there been no drivers out of the race, he would not have been sniffing at points, let alone an inherited podium.mikef1fan wrote:wow you guys love your argue about the current season with the past just trying to get used to itmy drivers of the day were Vettel, Button and Trulli my star man. even though Trulli was maybe in the wrong at the end starting at the back to get to 3rd is amazing! and glock did well also. I think if Toyota get the rub of the green next weekend they are the team to watch for sure.
p.s how lucky are Barrichello and Hamilition?
dont really get how hamilton you classed as lucky ?
Denthúl wrote:if i remember Heidfeld got taken out for the 1st lap , rosberg killed his tyres , nakajima went wide and lost the car , piquet out braked him self trying to be a hero and kubica hardly gave vettel room ..........they all look like driver error to me....rather than just luck..im pritty sure is hamilton crashed or anything like that you would all sat driver error not luck for the people behind himRobert182 wrote:Vettel, Kubica, Raikkonen, Piquet, Webber, Heidfeld, Rosberg, Nakajima all having problems; Trulli being penalised. He drove superbly, but he was very lucky. Had there been no drivers out of the race, he would not have been sniffing at points, let alone an inherited podium.mikef1fan wrote:wow you guys love your argue about the current season with the past just trying to get used to itmy drivers of the day were Vettel, Button and Trulli my star man. even though Trulli was maybe in the wrong at the end starting at the back to get to 3rd is amazing! and glock did well also. I think if Toyota get the rub of the green next weekend they are the team to watch for sure.
p.s how lucky are Barrichello and Hamilition?
dont really get how hamilton you classed as lucky ?

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