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And this is exactly the kind of race I hate.

What I find more disgusting is how some blogers and medias are already writting Alonso off. He could have very well won both at the races he had the problems and people must keep it in mind for future races where he won't be so unlucky.

This was exactly the kind of race I love to watch. The three drivers I like the most in the podium, a pay driver crashing (Gutierrez), and no Vettel in the podium. It would have been perfect if Webber had finished fourth.

SpliT wrote:It's also very interesting without a rain

I agree. Praying for rain in order to make it interesting is a thing of the past. Said that, around Monaco I'd love it to be rainny.

I think this time Alonso could be the winner while Kimi second. I really hope Hamilton takes third. I really hope that the experience in Australia made Ferrari to consider strategies based on a conservative race pace and a nice tire extrategy. I think both Ferrari and Lotus are about the same in ter...

Well, being able to use "slurs" is one of the few upsides of running a blog. So.. :O And misinformations I guess. Kidding aside, Alonso might very well win this year. He has the skills and an enormous moneymachine backing him up. And yet I find things like these kinda funny: http://www.dailystar.co...

Out of hibernation and straight into the mix. What a fantastic race. And not just because my favorite driver won. It was genuinely exciting and unpredictable. Awesome. I did my usual Kimi centered race review if anyone is interested :) http://f1bias.com/2013/03/17/australia-gp-13-easy-peasy-lemon-s...

tderias wrote:If Vettel ends lap 1 in the lead, I can't see myself staying awake through this one...

If Vettel ends up lap 1 in the lead, I can't see myself even... staying alive! I knew this was going to happen... This is going to be like in 2011. And man, what the hell is wrong with McLaren.

phil1993 wrote:Fernando is not driving at the first test in Jerez.

Yeah, to leave room for both Massa and Pedro.

Honestly, even if he's a "journeymen", I trust more Pedro than Alonso for car feedback, so maybe it's an incredibly well thought move.

Very smart by Alonso. :P http://www.autosport.com/news/report.php/id/105161 Speaking at Ferrari's Wrooom media event at Madonna di Campiglio on Thursday, Alonso said he was baffled by Marko's stance, especially because if Red Bull had not taken on board the comments, then why was it responding. "The...

Alonso replied to his comments saying "I'm praised that RBR consider Ferrari their biggest rival" as implying Marko is ironically trying mind games (the same games Marko complains about lol).

http://www.marca.com/2013/01/08/motor/f ... 65738.html

Happy christmas and a happy new year to everybody here!

No Kobayashi and no Alguersuari. It's nice when things happen exactly as you wanted. Not.

2013 is gonna be all about ALonso but I'll miss supporting someone from the midfield.

Yes, nice analysis... Specially because I agree with it.

phil1993 wrote:Indeed he is. As are the other 7!

Autosport's Top Ten
10. Maldonado
9. Ricciardo
8. Rosberg
7. Hulkenberg
6. Webber
5. Raikkonen
4. Button
3. Vettel
2. Hamilton
1. Alonso

My top 8 is a little different...

So when it's the last part from the F1 Zone's driver ranking going to be released? :P

Team bosses voted Alonso as the best driver in 2012.

http://www.autosport.com/news/report.php/id/104812