How will we ever know if he isn't allowed to race on equal footing.
British Grand Prix 2011, Silverstone Circuit - Race 9/19
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How will we ever know if he isn't allowed to race on equal footing.
Well he's 80 points ahead and this is the first case of them using team orders this season isn't it so that pretty much speaks for itself on who the better driver is.
I don't see the point in a drivers championship, they might as well turn it into a team championship & get rid of drivers championship completely if they are going to keep team orders.
Webber is in a position to challenge Vettel (i know he's not that great of a driver) & He's had that taken away.
Webber is in a position to challenge Vettel (i know he's not that great of a driver) & He's had that taken away.
It makes no difference last season when Webber was ahead in the championship Red Bull were still pulling strings to get Vettel ahead of him, Webber knows he can't win the championship on a fair footing so he's practically given up like Massa has at Ferrari.
You make it sound like everything is equal and Vettel earned the 80 point gap
I actually would prefer it was Webber with the 80 point lead I actually like him but I do think Vettel is the better driver
RBR never get to bitch about Ferrari using team orders ever again. Hypocritical ****-bags....
And while I'm in bile-dispensing mood - McLaren. What the **** is wrong with you?! You announce to the world what your pit strategy is, allowing Webber the opportunity to get the jump on you, then compound that by failing to nail one of JB's wheels on properly. Oh, and to cap it all off you short-fuel Hamilton and force him to slow up enough that he damned near lost out to Massa right at the end. Imbeciles.
My driver of the day? Schumacher. Screwed over by a pointless penalty, yet he still finishes four places ahead of where he qualified. Good going mate.
And while I'm in bile-dispensing mood - McLaren. What the **** is wrong with you?! You announce to the world what your pit strategy is, allowing Webber the opportunity to get the jump on you, then compound that by failing to nail one of JB's wheels on properly. Oh, and to cap it all off you short-fuel Hamilton and force him to slow up enough that he damned near lost out to Massa right at the end. Imbeciles.
My driver of the day? Schumacher. Screwed over by a pointless penalty, yet he still finishes four places ahead of where he qualified. Good going mate.
I actually would prefer it was Webber with the 80 point lead I actually like him but I do think Vettel is the better driver
Yeah but Webber isn't as worse as the 80 points suggest <gr>
And I dislike them both
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Lewis gets drive of the day for me, from 10th to fourth, up to second at one point too.