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[FIAarri]

I'm not Vettels biggest fan but credit to the lad for admitting he was caught napping on the restart

[What's Burning?]

What little respect I had for Vettel's ability is pretty much gone today, he's a driver lacking quite a lot of maturity and has proven that at this stage of his career, he's pretty much a qualifying driver, not a race driver. With all of the Red Bull speed, he wasn't even able to challenge Alonso.

Webber, fantastic drive, deserved the win, he out Button's Jenson in the tire management and strategy department.

Schumacher, pretty much gets the dirtiest blocking attempt of the year award/

Like everyone has said, great job by both Sauber and Williams to earn their points today.

McLaren got "drive shafted"

Petrov had the race of his F1 career today.

[Four mules as one]

Well done, Mark. What a great display of speed when it was needed.

Very disappointed in Schumacher. Was a fan of his 'patient' comeback till that manouevre. Great to see Rubens show no mercy or hesitation in going for the overtake, but he's lucky to be alive. Very uncool, Schumi, you deserve some sort of punishment for that crap.

[MAD MAX]

Very entertaining Pit stop
Renault - released their car when Force India were coming in Mr Lolly-pop man
Webber - fantastic drive by Mark, as he said, you take the luck when you can
Alonso - did well to keep cry-baby Vettel behind him til the finish
Vettel - Whining like a petulant child on the radio re his drive through and with the FIA guy just before the presentation, drove his car into the 3rd sign in Parc ferme, threw his hat onto the podium floor during the national anthem
Hamilton - S*** happens, it was his turn this week, still it tightens up the top 5 of the table.
Rubens - Lucky not to have been shunted into the wall, very naughty Michael

[What's Burning?]

I wonder if the Force India Renault pit crash happened because of the commotion of the runaway wheel.

[vaptin]

That's the Alonso who drove for Renault- Consistency, consistency and no mistakes. Your back in the championship, lets see how those Ferraris do at Spa and Monza. Bit unlucky to not get first from the start.

Kubica keeps taking out Sutil,

Those redbulls are crazily fast, but you couldn't get passed Alonso Vettel

[What's Burning?]

Ferrari is clearly back in the mix, and I'm glad they're once again able to threaten but it looks like the championships are Red Bull's to lose.

[racechick]

You know I think Vettel was crying again! When he asked on his radio why he had a drive through. Like the time he drove into Webber and went crying to the pit wall. I dont think he'll be able to hold it together for a close title challenge towards the end of the season.


Im starting to REALLy like Petrov!

[trailertrash]

I got it right didnt I. Guys I figred it out all by myself. Webber wond it. Do that make me an ekspert

[myownalias]

I called it that Kobayashi would score some points, really happy for him, climbing from 23rd to ninth in a car that isn't the fastest is impressive; shame we didn't get to see much of his overtaking moves. Jenson missed the opportunity big time to reclaim the world championship lead after Lewis' retirement, Jenson should have been braver in qualifying to be right behind Lewis. Great result for Mark Webber, I really like Mark and couldn't be happier for him. Both Saubers and Both Williams in the top 10; great move by Barrichello on Schumacher; kept his foot it despite being pushed into the wall. I'm happy that Schumacher got punished for that move, clearly dangerous. Vettel losing out was a sweet moment for me; as much as I dislike Alonso; Vettel has bugged me more, Mark could be classed as lucky in the race but he did the business when it was required to stay ahead of Alonso. Certainly lots of incidents in today's race; Hungary is normally a snore fest, but today was anything but a bore; I was falling asleep until the Kubica/Sutil collided in the pitlane and Rosberg's wheel went flying off.

[f1ea]

Ferrari is clearly back in the mix, and I'm glad they're once again able to threaten but it looks like the championships are Red Bull's to lose.

it has been their's to lose since day 1. Whether Ferrari is going to be able to mount the challenge depends on the F10C. Hopefully its good enough and we'll have 3 teams creating controversy... i mean fighting for the title, to the end of the season.

Such a great race by Webber... how those tires held up while doing lap record after record was amazing.

Also Petrov... he has shown promise pretty much all season. Never looking really off the pace to Kubica, but unable to cash in for various reasons. Well done. Too bad he couldnt get his weaving right

[Amanda]

A DNF for Hamilton and Rosberg. At least I had the satisfaction of seeing Barrichello pass Schumacher, and a grid penalty to boot!

[madbrad]

I know it's been said but I want to go on record saying vettel's penalty was unfair. No driver would know that rule, and he was not the lead driver, he didn't even know the SC situation.

[What's Burning?]

I know it's been said but I want to go on record saying vettel's penalty was unfair. No driver would know that rule, and he was not the lead driver, he didn't even know the SC situation.

If you get paid multiple MILLIONS, the expectation is to at least read the rule book and ask questions, so yes I would bet that the majority of the drivers on the grid knew that.

[kerc]

Party in the pit lane, rock star hotel room style!