The Official 2010 F1 Thread!!!!!!

[Hick]

I think Button was sandbagging a little bit to allow Hamiltion to run away with it. Vettel was getting frustrated seeing Hamilton pull out over a second a lap and had had enough by the time he tried the move... an 'all or nothing' moment, if you will. Theres no way Button was that much slower than Hamilton, its just another example of team orders.

I dont agree with the drive through, Vettels race was hurt by the crash too. And i REALLY dont agree with lawyer Dave that Liuzzi was hit by Vettel, Liuzzi was holding him up. That was a racing incident if anything.

[YAN-3]

Could they not find any other ex f1 drivers in the world available?

Get Kimi as a stewart, and watch Heiki take a Lotus to the podium.

awesome race, really a good one from start to finish!

[Dave]

Hick,

I watched the replay again on Liuzzi. Yes, Seb was faster. And I do agree it was a racing incident. Certainly not as big of an error by Vettel in that pass. But to be honest, if he is not up front turning clean fast laps, Vettel is a bit of a kamikaze driver.

Webber and Vettel both seem to have lapses in judgment. The major difference is, Webber's is usually only with his mouth - and he only sometimes hurts himself. Vettel is usually doing it at speed - where he can actually cause harm to others.

All in all, an enjoyable race to watch. I'd love to turn a lap at Spa someday.

[YAN-3]

yea dudes!!! still No 1

[naplesE30]

What was the cause for Webers terrible start? Have they said clutch probs or just driver error. Vettel is pressing to much, my guess is now he is pretty much out of the points he will actually relax and drive better, but will have to fall in line behind Weber.

Holy shit the ferrari's rear suspension is stout, alsonso was absoluetly drilled, and didnt skip a beat. I was waiting for it to fail all race and then he slides and wrecks the front suspension instead.

Glad to see ol Bobby Kubitzer back on the podium, and a nice performance by Schumi. All in all just another day at SPA the best track on the schedule, these old tracks kick ass. Only two weeks till Monza

[tg318is]

^ Clutch problems. On the formation lap he had a small problem with the clutch. He changed a few settings but just made it worse and when he tried to go his car bogged down and grabbed anti-stall

[Jparkr]

All in all that was one of the most intense races I have seen in a little while. Even though I am disappointed by Hamilton winning, at least I can honestly say he completely earned it.

[Dozyproductions]

these old tracks kick ass.

Never really got into F1 so I honestly want to know your opinion on the difference between old and new tracks.

[Ray Smoodiver]

New = boring

Old = exciting

That's as simple as I can make it.

[pharow]

the old tracks are classic. they never let you down with a boring race. they have beautiful surroundings and scenery. there are lots of differences in types of turns. the surroundings set how the race is set.

the new tracks are cool, but its like they have no soul. they are man made...if u get what im saying. designed on a computer, and layed out flat. i wont say tht they are boring, they just dont have what the old tracks have.

[E-Thirty]

Thanks friends for sharing such a large content.

Hahaha, such relevance.

[naplesE30]

Ill say it, they are boring unless it rains and suck ass. Its one giant parade lap and the pace is slower. Slow corners, and pancake flat topography. Limited places to pass, and like pharow was saying they have a sterile feel to them. The old classic tracks are just that, classic. Lots of elevation change, off camber corners, high speed corners, generally long layouts cut through the country side, exception to these features is Monacco. Prob is new tracks are more lucuritive to F1, and have better facilities. The worst are the new street circuts, and Bahrain. Yeah the surroundings and garages are modern and pretty, but they have no character and do not show case what these machines are capable of. I mean to watch an F1 car go into eau rouge is absolutely amazing, and thats on tv which does not capture the true speed and change in elevation. Then watch singapore, bahrain, valencia, malaysia, china, and Im sure India will be the same, any tilke designed track other then one turn in hungary and you will understand.

[E30Kaiser]

Ill say it, they are boring unless it rains and suck ass. Its one giant parade lap and the pace is slower. Slow corners, and pancake flat topography. Limited places to pass, and like pharow was saying they have a sterile feel to them. The old classic tracks are just that, classic. Lots of elevation change, off camber corners, high speed corners, generally long layouts cut through the country side, exception to these features is Monacco. Prob is new tracks are more lucuritive to F1, and have better facilities. The worst are the new street circuts, and Bahrain. Yeah the surroundings and garages are modern and pretty, but they have no character and do not show case what these machines are capable of. I mean to watch an F1 car go into eau rouge is absolutely amazing, and thats on tv which does not capture the true speed and change in elevation. Then watch singapore, bahrain, valencia, malaysia, china, and Im sure India will be the same, any tilke designed track other then one turn in hungary and you will understand.

Turkey is decent as well, the only thing Tilke has done right.

[Dozyproductions]

thanks for answering the question. I definitely do love seeing tracks with a bunch of greenery or something like it and elevation change. How can it be that this Tilke guy is designing so many tracks now a days?

[vlad]

Belgium was a lot of fun, throwing the rain in the mix brought some excitement, finally ! At least I didn't fall asleep once watching this race