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Didn't Vettel have the same helmet in singapore? Maybe it was Qualifying yesterday I'm thinking of

I'm more shocked about Red Bull immediatly promoting Kvyat then Vettel leaving. Seems like they could have sucked in any driver they wanted if they had just let the seat for next year be Vacant for even a week. Kvyat has shown he can race, but agree with whoever said on the previous page that he doesnt seem quite ready to step up.

I'm a bit annoyed, This is the only race I get to watch live while I'm away for work, and I would have just snuck in the full race if it was dry, but now I'm going to miss the end lol. Damn rain

Hmm can't work out some of the logic with these pit stops.

Meanwhile red flag, hopefully bianchi is ok

Edit :race stopped, Dan owned by a bad stop as thought...

Edited by mickey

Hope bianchi is ok, but I can't really understand how it could've happened. Well I can, but there should've been double waved yellows slowing the drivers down.

Jones is a fkn nugget though. "I can't understand why the jcb was there.....". Cause it was removing a crashed car so another car couldn't hit it. Unfortunately the worst happened and another car came off and hit the jcb.

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