Qantas Australian Grand Prix
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Just watching the highlights, one thing that annoyed me in the coverage was that who ever was in charge of replays was a bit too eager sometimes. There were a few instances when an incident was still going on (someone recovering with people trying to get by or someone going for a counter pass) and they cut to the replay of the start of the incident and then finished it before the incident was fully over.
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I feel Jensen has actually got better over years. Probably at his best since last few season. McLaren has strongest lineup expect some firework this seasonphil1993 wrote:I think what's got to Hamilton is despite feeling in a good place with a good car, Jenson Button - albeit a bit of a Melbourne specialist - has overtaken him at the start and in a straight fight in a fairly normal dry race, he's beaten him. Lewis will not have been expecting that.
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I think this was an interesting race, even if I was expecting a little more fight for the first places with Mercedes included. It was a shame Schumacher had to retire so early hope he gets better luck in Malaysia. As I expected and was expected here Red Bull this year is better in race than qualifying and McLaren are good too they are more or less at the same level. It was a fair victory for Button congratulations to him.
Great race for both Sauber´s (two talented and agressive drivers), surprising perfomance from Maldonado and Toro Rosso too with an interesting pace. Like I said earlier I was expecting more from Mercedes but I think the next race is better for the characterics of the car (fast corners, big straights) and they will do better I suppose (let´s see what happens about the tyres). Oh, and good return from Kimi too.
For Ferrari, it´s really impressive the pace Alonso has shown in the race, he couldn´t have done better what a driver he always gets the better from the car. At the other side, ridiculous perfomance from Massa, who was simply the worst driver of the all weekend (with exception from the Caterhams/Marussia who are at other level) and if he didn´t retire he would be only in front of the Marussia´s.
Unacceptable for a Ferrari driver why Ferrari insists in maintaining him? Since 2009 he has been so poor the worst driver i´ve seen in a top team and for so much time (7 years at the moment) the difference between him and Alonso is like the biggest different ever for two drivers from the same team.
Great race for both Sauber´s (two talented and agressive drivers), surprising perfomance from Maldonado and Toro Rosso too with an interesting pace. Like I said earlier I was expecting more from Mercedes but I think the next race is better for the characterics of the car (fast corners, big straights) and they will do better I suppose (let´s see what happens about the tyres). Oh, and good return from Kimi too.
For Ferrari, it´s really impressive the pace Alonso has shown in the race, he couldn´t have done better what a driver he always gets the better from the car. At the other side, ridiculous perfomance from Massa, who was simply the worst driver of the all weekend (with exception from the Caterhams/Marussia who are at other level) and if he didn´t retire he would be only in front of the Marussia´s.
Unacceptable for a Ferrari driver why Ferrari insists in maintaining him? Since 2009 he has been so poor the worst driver i´ve seen in a top team and for so much time (7 years at the moment) the difference between him and Alonso is like the biggest different ever for two drivers from the same team.
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