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2 races in a row where Pirellis haven't fallen apart...

2 races in a row where the lottery effect of random people turning up high on the grid and in race results hasn't happened...

I'm tipping they've quietly changed back to last year's compounds. Either that or every team in the field suddenly worked out how to make the tyres last at exactly the same time...

Edited by hrd-hr30

Well it looks like Nando should almost certainly get another drivers title this year. To not, He'd need to start having a heap of shit results, or the Ferrari to lag heavily behind it's main rival's development in the last half of the season. Can't really see either of those things being the case.

I'd love to be proven wrong, but have a feeling I won't be...

Nige and his fkn huge balls at 1:04

webber throwing in his usual no-show

this is exactly why he will not be a WDC

Unfortunate isn't it?

Note to Webber: The best in any profession don't take days off.

Edited by iamhe77

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