[Official] Driver of the race : German GP

[Bononi]

Originally Posted by Born Racer

Has anyone voted for Teflonso on the basis of his fantastic overtake?

He's the winner of the "Move of the year" awards.

For the second time, afer last year Singapore...

[pannenmann]

Over 80% for Massa, does this look like a potential record result?

[Fox89]

Originally Posted by pannenmann

Over 80% for Massa, does this look like a potential record result?

I think Kobayashi did similarly well after Valencia

[JamesH]

Originally Posted by blaffer

Timo Glock is the driver of the race: he won 6 places (started 24th and finished 18th).

I didn't want to vote for Massa because I didn't want to vote for the weak. Why on earth did he obey that order? Afraid of losing his job? He will regret it for the rest of his career (just like Barrichello still regrets Austria 2002). If Massa had said 'f_kk 0ff', he would have shown the world that he was a real winner.

If he had done that, would he ever have driven an (competitive) F1 car after this season again. Unlikely. Barricello is still racing.....

So, yes, afraid of losing his job, and possibly losing the chance to ever drive at this level again. I think that's fair enough. Not weak. The opposite in fact, must have taken quite a show of strength and character to do what he did, rather than let the red mist fall, and possibly ruin this career.

Very very unfair for Ferrari to put him in that position, and just for that, I will never again buy a Ferrari.

(Although I have never actually bought a Ferrari before, I really really won't be getting one now)

[bjohnsonsmith]

Originally Posted by JamesH

If he had done that, would he ever have driven an (competitive) F1 car after this season again. Unlikely. Barricello is still racing.....

So, yes, afraid of losing his job, and possibly losing the chance to ever drive at this level again. I think that's fair enough. Not weak. The opposite in fact, must have taken quite a show of strength and character to do what he did, rather than let the red mist fall, and possibly ruin this career.

Very very unfair for Ferrari to put him in that position, and just for that, I will never again buy a Ferrari.

(Although I have never actually bought a Ferrari before, I really really won't be getting one now)

Barrichelo is still racing but apart from his stint at Brawn last year he's never really had a truly competitive drive since he left Ferrari and while he was there he played second fiddle to Schumy. Maybe Massa shouldn't have let Alonso past.

[Wims]

Well, Massa seems to be damaged goods now, like Rubens and Piquet. Also, how come these things only happens to Brazilian drivers? Weird coincidence

[bjohnsonsmith]

Originally Posted by Wims

Well, Massa seems to be damaged goods now, like Rubens and Piquet. Also, how come these things only happens to Brazilian drivers? Weird coincidence

Interesting you should say that; Helio Castronves made a complete fool of himself at Edmonton on Sunday.

[Peter Mallett]

I refuse to vote on this one. The winner was not victorious he stole it. The sympathy vote seems to be with Massa who should not have given way. (I speak in sporting terms not contracts).

Of those following; Vettel was struggling to keep up, the Macaroons were nowhere and Webber had problems anyway.

Nothing outstanding for me this race.

[Knowlesy]

Originally Posted by pannenmann

Over 80% for Massa, does this look like a potential record result?

Nah, usually Hamilton gets 100% on this biased, British forum.

[/Spritle]

[Adam43]

Originally Posted by Knowlesy

Nah, usually Hamilton gets 100% on this biased, British forum.

[/Spritle]

lol.

[Teretonga]

Originally Posted by Knowlesy

Nah, usually Hamilton gets 100% on this biased, British forum.

[/Spritle]

Yeah.
Thats why I spend most of my time on the Italian and Spanish forums...
They're so much more balanced....