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[vlad]

Well, they can b*ow him!

[Hammer278]

Seb has yet to finish lower than 2nd....and Webber should be embarassed to not win yet, both McLarens and now Ferrari has done it..and Massa is there just to fill a seat so who cares...and yeah team orders this that, but he screwed up the start....from pole AGAIN.

[vlad]

All in all, you are right!

[Frontrunner]

Hahaha, Hamilton making jokes about stewards.

Yeah, not really a good move!

So maybe a time penalty for the contact with Massa and a 5 grid penalty at the next race for the joke.

But Lewis should be okay, just some good wheel banging racing.

[vlad]

Domenicalli said it's ok!

[Denthúl]

Domenicali is pretty cool, his post-race interview was great. If Ferrari ditched di Montezemolo, somehow, I could almost find myself liking them.

[andrew]

He is not a patch on Jean Todt.

For me to like Ferrari again, they have to ditch Domenicalli, Alonso and stop screwing Massa.

[Frontrunner]

Seb has yet to finish lower than 2nd....and Webber should be embarassed to not win yet, both McLarens and now Ferrari has done it..and Massa is there just to fill a seat so who cares...and yeah team orders this that, but he screwed up the start....from pole AGAIN.

Most of the time Mark always gets crappy starts, It is almost expected from me now.

[Troyron]

Well Vettel certainly took the start, but over all it looked like Alonso was quickest. After Webber pitted and Alonso had a clear track infront of him, he was around 7-8 sec behind Vettel. Into the pits a few laps later he was 3-4 sec behind. And after Vettel managed to pass Hamilton, he also lost 0.3 - 0.4 on every lap to Alonso.

This was also a track which supposedly suited RBR like a glow, and not so well to Ferraris car. But new parts to the Ferrari and the rule change clearly changed that around. Will be interesting to see when the rules are adjusted again for the next race. If Ferrari now has the strongest car, and Alonso wins every race and Vettel takes second, Alonso will only gain 70 points on Vettel. He is now 92 behind. Now Alonso will never win every race from now on, so it certainly seem impossible to catch up. As they say on tv, Vettel can forfeit 3 races and still lead. Truly a fantastic season so far.

[f1boy]

True, Mark did get a rubbish start again but I think he might have got past Seb at the end.
A real pisser for Lewis again too, as McLaren underfuel the bloody car. It's amature night at McLaren these days and I'm sure Button isn't exactly overjoyed about today either.

[Selcouth_Feline]

It's amature night at McLaren these days and I'm sure Button isn't exactly overjoyed about today either.

I couldn't believe how many screw-ups McLaren had this weekend

[Frontrunner]

I think Alonso would of won the race even if Vettel didn't have that bad pit stop. They looked really strong. Ferrari could be fighting for wins on a regular basis from now on

[f1boy]

Horners making his way to the BBC F1 Forum for those with the red button. Should be interesting, so time for another one before the fireworks.

Damon Hill and Murray Walker are there and are saying that they don't agree with the "keep the gap" call.

[Frontrunner]

Webber on team orders: "I'm not fine with it, no. Of course I ignored the team and I was battling to the end."

[Bladesman]

I like the way only Eddie agrees with Horner's decision.

Lewis must be gutted he was low on fuel but that's McLaren once again plus it wouldn't be a typical McLaren season if one of their cars didn't lose a wheel.