What a boring race it was, let's hope for some more action in Canada.
Also how unlucky can Hamilton be with pitstops
Wasn't unlucky, he could have come in laps earlier and been ahead of Alonso, and Vettel in the end, and they'd have had no chance of getting past him. No one threatened Rossberg, the first to come in of all of them, in the slightest and Alonso was all over him for ages and ages. The ONLY chance for overtaking was pitstops and McClown had a 4 second gap on Alonso at one point to make sure of it, instead they waited till Alonso was within half a second and did a slow stop.
Even worse was, there wasn't any reason to save the tyres, again because no overtaking, they should have both been paying attention to Vettel, working out when they were getting ready, the SECOND they saw any movement in the RBR garage they should have been telling Hamilton to push really god damned hard, and they also should have been letting Hamilton know the gap between him and Vettel.
He was rightly holding a small gap just to make sure brakes/tyres were healthy, if they'd told him Vettel was borderline far enough ahead to pit Hamilton would have closed the gap.
Just mistake after mistake, lazy stupid mistakes, not telling Hamilton about Vettel is almost unforgiveable.
Ferrari would make him basically equally well paid, and Alonso has been pretty complimentary about Hamilton lately, and frankly Hamilton would actually increase his chances of a championship. Hamilton is already a strong rival, so there would be no difference there, however instead of Massa, every time Alonso won Hamilton would probably be taking serious points off all his other title rivals. LIkewise, team doing better, winning constructors maybe means more money all around.
I'm not sure he'll go but, Mclaren need to rather than offer big money, look to change some key personel who are making the mistakes. Money is nice, titles are better, once you're making 10+ mil a year and way way more than that in sponsorship.... you're already stinking rich, how stinking rich becomes almost irrelevant after a certain point.