Up's his game? Jenson had his strategy changed? It would be obvious that when changed people would find out and question the morals of the change? If they did not think that then they would retarded. Rubbens has always played fiddle to drivers! And when Brawn was in charge of Ferrari Rubens played fiddle then! Strange how Brawn is in charge again and he plays fiddle? Rubbens did an awesome Job and his car let him down? If he wins this race it could be based on pure talent.... or it could be based on the fact of Brawn wants to give a fair chance.... But I do believe Jenson is playing number 1! As you just clearly Said JB! He is in all British Team, British Boss, and British Sponsor? It would be horrid to have a Brazilian as top dog? Upping his game? He took Jenson on the first corner? Let most of the way until strategies were changed? How much tunnel vision can you possibly have?
Yes, up his game. Jenson wonthree of the first four, and then beat Rubens on the strategy neither he [Jens] nor the team favoured. People question everything, it doens't mean it was actually done for nefarious ends.
Rubens (One "b") has only played
second fiddle (If you're going to use a particular turn of phrse, please make sure you know it) to other drivers because they have been beating him. If Rubens gets ahead of Jens, Jens will wind up playing second fiddle to Rubens. Rubens is often amongst or the absolute quickest man in F1. If he pulled that off consistently at the start of a season, he would easily be Numero Uno.
Brawn have no 1-2 system at this stage, because they are not yet under threat. Rubens and Jenson are racing eachother.
Also, to they guy who said Ross and Rubens dislike eachother...Absolute

The fact is, Rubens would have won but he lost more time to Jenson than the team expected becasue Jenson was banging in quick laps and Rubens was struggling with a problem with his tyres, he wasn't happy with them.
It is
you with the tunnel vision VB. Nobody is suggesting Jenson's strategy did not help him win. What we
are saying is his strategy was not changed to do so. It was changed to prevent him being held up by Rosberg. Jenson made that strategy work better likely because he didn't think it would work and decided he needed to keep the pace up as much as possible (He later said "it was a tough race because
every lap was flatout". Rubens lost time, Jenson gained it.

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