fans booing was a disgrace.
vettel shouldnt have gotten that penalty, that was way too marginal and especially considering its influence on the championship race

perez is the man.

IntoTheEmo

Singapore1169 Posts

September 09 2012 14:11 GMT

#827

Glad I got to start watching F1 with this race, the atmosphere at Monza is crazy~

Aristodemus

England1997 Posts

September 09 2012 15:16 GMT

#828

I thought it was a fair penalty to be honest, it was different than last year. Big shame for JB, it would have been nice for him to make it a 1-2. Perez was awesome, I hope he gets that Ferrari drive next year. Hamilton was amazing all weekend, might we see a fightback for the title?.

Pandemona

Charlie Sheens House51493 Posts

September 09 2012 17:27 GMT

#829

That Vettel radio message was funny.

"Stop the car, stop the car immediatly, and save the engine"

Was proper lol'n xD

Great race, unlucky Button too

sad way to end a good run of races. Lewis pushing himself up the leaderboard with that win too which is great :D Kimi 3rd too which is sick.

Also, PEREZ, you absolute boss!! Great strat from Sauber and awesome pace, he was so sick. Pretty sure he just cemented himself in a Ferrerai seat next season ^_^

Also, LOL at Rick Perry talking about the Texas Grand Prix he was so passionate xD Looking forward to seeing that track after how much he hyped it.

Bigtony

United States1606 Posts

September 09 2012 17:53 GMT

#830

Good race! So much action mid field and up front. Terrible luck for Button : (

lilwisper

United States2515 Posts

September 10 2012 19:49 GMT

#831

Perez is going to really turn into a beast as he gets more F1 experience. This is only his second season and he is carrying Sauber on his back so well. As for the fans booing, yeah it's tacky, but your in the heart of Ferrari country and your racing for McLearen. We all know how much they love Alonso there. The boos are just a sign that something is going right. That's how I see it if I was Hamilton.

Edit: I know having F1 back in the US will be great now that Texas is here and all, but next year is even better. F1 in the NY/NJ area is too cool. I can't wait till the tickets go on sale. I'm saving up now for it.

Vagabond

Scotland149 Posts

September 12 2012 22:35 GMT

#832

There are tweets from reliable journalists and drivers that Professor Sid Watkins has passed away at the age of 84. He was one of the people behind the safety campain after his friend Senna died. He was the head of the on track medical team. Rest in peace sid.

Emmiej

Netherlands62 Posts

September 12 2012 22:42 GMT

#833

Sad day.

Rest in Peace.

Aristodemus

England1997 Posts

September 12 2012 23:01 GMT

#834

I am sad to hear that. RIP Sid

Mobius_1

United Kingdom2763 Posts

September 13 2012 07:58 GMT

#835

Oh my. Dr Watkins was so memorable in the Senna film, and his accomplishments to make F1 (and motorsport in general) so safe nowadays is just incredible. RIP Doc.