I'm tipping Hamilton to win this one. He's the on-form driver, and I think McLaren's new updates may just see them gaining a slight edge over the Red Bulls.
If I was a betting man, my money would be on Vettel (providing it doesnt rain and there are no incidents\brakes don't fall apart
\runs out of fuel\does a webber and everyone else finishes behind him).
I'm not quite understanding the hatred towards Vettel. The guy has done nothing wrong ASK HIS MOM.
Track looks a little bumpy.
I'm going to remind you of this if McLaren's updates don't quite work out![]()
I'm not quite understanding the hatred towards Vettel. The guy has done nothing wrong.
The argument wasn't done to death. And to clarify matters, it was the team who informed him that he was clear to pass Webber. In any case, it doesnt explain why insults are being directed at him, given that it was his team who decided that Webber should move over.
If people want to blame anyone, blame the team for giving him preferential treatment and telling informing him that Webber was going to let him through.
Anyway, back on topic, Vettel finished up No.1, which is about right, given the car advantage. I can't see anything other than a RedBull front row tomorrow, unless Hamilton can do a "special".
In any case, it doesnt explain why insults are being directed at him, given that it was his team who decided that Webber should move over.
If people want to blame anyone, blame the team for giving him preferential treatment and telling informing him that Webber was going to let him through.
I blame Vettel for having no class when "racing", he cut across into Webber hoping that Webber would brick himself and move - no excuse for that, same thing in the China pit lane incident when he tried to squeeze Hamilton into a potentially dangerous pit lane accident, in both incidents he simply had to hold his line.
Vettel simply doesn't seem to like cars alongside him and feels the need to use his car as a weapon in those situations.
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