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Blazicko made a solid point today when he mentioned Kubica’s refusal to run KERS. Apparently, he just can't get the balance right with it, which explains exactly why Lewis Hamilton struggled so much during that turn. Remember, he wasn't even using KERS before, and he was driving like a master in those wet conditions.
As for Sutil, he completely lost his nerve under pressure and ended up spinning out into the gravel like a total amateur.
You’re absolutely right, ironfalcon43, and you’re clearly a massive Lewis Hamilton fan 😉!!
Hamilton proves he’s a top-tier driver; at least he knows how to hold a line and hit his marks, unlike certain teams who don't even need a curse to find themselves languishing at the back of the pack—looking at you, Ferrari. Between Kimi Räikkönen and Massa, it was just more of the same nothingness.
Sebastian Vettel showed some promise, but his consistency is all over the place, so I have my doubts about what he'll bring to the table in the upcoming races.
Alonso grabbing second in qualifying only to walk away with zero points is just pathetic. What can you even say about that?
As for Rosberg, those tires were an absolute disaster, and the strategy was a total wash.
What an incredible race. It’s a damn shame the rain forced a stoppage, because things were definitely about to get even more chaotic out there on the track. Ferrari looks shockingly bad right now; they’ve been absolute garbage all season, failing miserably in both qualifying and the actual race.😂
Poor Massa, haha. What a pathetic display—sitting there like a total nerd just waiting for the race to restart. If he’d actually managed to scrape together even a single point, I might have felt a shred of sympathy for him.🤣
Credit where credit is due: Lewis Hamilton proved once again that he’s in a league of his own and remains the undisputed best driver in Formula 1.🙏🙏\🙏\