[Official] Driver of the race- Korean Grand Prix

[Adam43]

Originally Posted by Paradise City

Indeed, this period of domination maybe what this sport needs to deter some of the audience members from watching as this sport is far too popular for its own good.

Primarily a sport, where domination should be possible, as opposed to entertainment where is should not.

[FAS33]

My Vote goes to Sebastien Vettel, because he won the race.

[Aysedasi]

Pleased about that. It wouldn't have been good for my old ticker if you'd voted for someone else.....

[Spritle]

"Allow me to clarify what I really meant...?

http://en.espnf1.com/mercedes/motors...ry/128731.html

[FAS33]

Lewis needs to stop looking at his Rear Vision Mirror, he'll get a sore neck soon..

[bauble]

Originally Posted by Aysedasi

Pleased about that. It wouldn't have been good for my old ticker if you'd voted for someone else.....

Just to maintain consistency, I voted for Massa;

Reason 1; I like him.

Reason 2. I always do.

Reason 3. He recovered to finish in the points in a second rate car, not far behind his team leader.

Rest easy Ayse.

bauble.

[Lancsbreaker]

Originally Posted by Bononi

All together now, Hulkenberg.

Been considering just what response to make to that..........




Oh, yes.......AGREED!

[Notso Swift]

Vettel was peerless, Weber had a great drive with 2 bits of crittically bad luck, but the Hulk was the man, surely he needs to get into a better drive

[Beryl]

Originally Posted by MarkG

I guess Kimi has suddenly become a slow driver then, strange. Or maybe he's suffering with an injury or something?

Two bad qualifying sessions doesn't mean he's slow. His race pace has seemingly matched RoGro's (hard to tell as rarely have both had clear air at the same times on similar age tires the last two races) so he's still clearly a good driver. Outright speed has never been Kimi's strong point anyway.

[TrapezeArtist]

Originally Posted by FAS33

My Vote goes to Sebastien Vettel, because he won the race.

It's very hard to disagree with that. The object of a race is to win: Seb did that.

However, if we always just voted for the race winner, there would be no point in having this poll.

[Adam43]

[Razzzor]

Originally Posted by bauble

Just to maintain consistency, I voted for Massa;

Reason 1; I like him.

Reason 2. I always do.

Reason 3. He recovered to finish in the points in a second rate car, not far behind his team leader.

Rest easy Ayse.

bauble.

You must have missed the first lap then, lol.

[FAS33]

Originally Posted by TrapezeArtist

It's very hard to disagree with that. The object of a race is to win: Seb did that.

However, if we always just voted for the race winner, there would be no point in having this poll.

who's we? last I checked The Hulk was leading the poll.

[bauble]

Originally Posted by Razzzor

You must have missed the first lap then, lol.

Why what happened?

[Aysedasi]

Originally Posted by FAS33

who's we? last I checked The Hulk was leading the poll.

You know exactly what he means.........

[JeremySmith]

Nico Hulkenberg...

[Born Racer]

Originally Posted by MarkG

Can't understand this.. .. You think Raikkonen and Alonso aren't good enough to qualify their cars better???? Are you serious??? You don't even consider that maybe there is another reason? Not only are they very quick, they are intelligent, and they don't flog dead horses for too long before considering races more than qualifying.

They're both very good, but I think that their (and I include the team and car in the equation here) qualifying performances make their race day performances look more heroic. That's all I meant.

[Aysedasi]

Probably so - but I wouldn't mark them down for that at a time when Vettel just has to turn up to gain pole.....

[Born Racer]

Well, Massa and Grosjean both got more out of their cars today. But, indeed, I wouldn't really mark them down for it as such. I suppose talking about a 'driver of the Grand Prix weekend could give it all a different perspective.