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Heaps of ppl posting about how fcuked the team orders were how about some about there stupid coverage

Any idea what the email to onehd might be

See if they will bring that up on RPM on wed

Edited by stR33ter

kinda understandable from a "lets make sure vettel wins" point of view.

but if it had been the other way. Vettel still woulda had a good lead and Webber would have had a few more solid points to ensure (more likely) a redbull 1 & 2 for the season. stupid decision, but some epic racing last night. other than homos barging massa around, no tears shed here tho, all in good fun :thumbsup:

Exciting end to the race! And my boy Alonso taking the win!

Woulda topped it off if massa got Hamilton at the end, but can't have it all

And Horner f**ked that one up nicely. Having said that, I don't think webber wouldve got him without a few more laps anyway.

Holy crap that wire cam gives an awesome shot

It's Epic to the power of Wicked

ricciardo is last on the track. DR has made up 6 spots though

yes, but only by virtue of the misfortune of others

he 'pulled a Bradbury'

I prefer to see racing right to the line too, but don't think it was smart to break team orders while he's just started negotiating with them for next season, for a low percentage chance of getting 2nd place.

He was all despondant after the race too, so it seems he didn't even get any personal satisfaction from his act of defiance.

In all likelihood, RBR will ensure that this doesn't happen again next year if they re-sign him.

Might have been worth it if it was over a GP victory, but to stuff up your contract negotiations over a 2nd place which he couldn't get anyway... not very clever.

they forgot his wheel nut :whistling:

wouldnt you reckon they would run down and screw it on so he can keep going

that rattlegun dude probably starts his new position as a janitor at the MTC today

pretty sure they can't work on the car outside of pit lane speed limit lines barring the installation process

I prefer to see racing right to the line too, but don't think it was smart to break team orders while he's just started negotiating with them for next season, for a low percentage chance of getting 2nd place.

Team has no right to be issuing such orders in the first instance. 'Maintain the gap' is fooling nobody.

The day a race driver gives up on a sniff of a chance at a fair pass on his team-mate and settles for one place lower is the day he joins the ranks of other legendary hall-of-famers like Barrichello and Massa.

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