Spanish Grand Prix 2013, Barcelona - Race 5/19

Consistency is paying off for Kimi

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[b]World Championship standings, round 5:                [/b]

[b]Drivers:                      Constructors:             [/b]
 1.  Vettel         89        1.  Red Bull-Renault          131
 2.  Raikkonen      85        2.  Ferrari                   117
 3.  Alonso         72        3.  Lotus-Renault             111
 4.  Hamilton       50        4.  Mercedes                   72
 5.  Massa          45        5.  Force India-Mercedes       32
 6.  Webber         42        6.  McLaren-Mercedes           29
 7.  Di Resta       26        7.  Toro Rosso-Ferrari          8
 8.  Grosjean       26        8.  Sauber-Ferrari              5
 9.  Rosberg        22       
10.  Button         17       
11.  Perez          12       
12.  Ricciardo       7       
13.  Sutil           6       
14.  Hulkenberg      5       
15.  Vergne          1
 
dannyjo22 said:
http://www.bbc.co.uk/sport/0/formula1/22543884

Anderson saying pretty much my feelings. Why does everyone all of a sudden care when it's no different to 3 years ago.

Personally I think it's because a British Driver isn't at the front. Had Button or Hamilton been in Alonso's position I think we would still be in the position where this forum heaped praise at Jensons tyre saving ability or how exciting and unpredictable the tyres are.
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Because after a few races before, the teams got on top of the tyres fairly quickly which is why they keep having to make them softer. Something went a bit wrong this time though clearly (a lot more failures for a start).
 
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