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I thought Rubens "Can I Catch Him?" was the comment of the race

yeah the reply of.... "ummm no, your in the same situation as him" shut that down. what they should have said was simply....... "LOL".

and webber was robbed. that move on alonso was hunky dory. I can't believe he had to let gonzo and glock past and dropped 8 seconds doing it. look where glock finished..... second. and with zero passing that position had webbers name on it. never mind that his brakes exploded.... :D

now I know why webber was 11:1 for the win and also why I must have been the only bloke with money on him. vettel was 5:1 and homoton was a staggering 1.75:1 which in hindsight seems about right.... :(

and with zero passing that position had webbers name on it. never mind that his brakes exploded.... :P

Webber could well win the Most Spectacular Mechanical Failure Of The Season award (Alonso's wheel departure was more of a pit crew failure). He's lucky it happened on pretty much the only part of the track with decent run-off...

Still gutted that the Monza Fence Tester won the GP!

awwww :'(

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Man some of you Webber lovers just can't get past the fact that rules are rules. Niko also broke the rules and had to pay a penalty!

But rules work better when they are applied with some consistency :D

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