Felipe came back out for his second stint with quite a gap to next car. Ferrari could have easily put a few more laps of fuel in and, with hindsight, Felipe probably would have snatched 3rd in the second round of pitstops from Rubens – he stopped only two laps after.

Easy to say after the race is over though. This time Ferrari is not to blame.

It seems to me that the Brawn Achilles Heel is low track temperatures, and that Brawn has simply fallen back rather than Red Bull moving forward.

The true test will be where the Brawn is able to operate fully, and the Red Bull still beats them. Belgium and possibly Germany aside, the rest of the season should not hinder Brawn as much as Silverstone did.

Good to see hamilton battling hard even for the minor places with kubica and alonso, jenson just struggled all weekend.

I think someone mentioned it, lewis encouraging jenson on the drivers parade. lewis gets alot of stick from some people for always saying the right things but i think he genuinley does appreciate the fans support for him. the doughnuts were great although im sure he’ll receive a fine for it.

i think mclaren have a big update die for germany so i hope that works for lewis and the team.

great atmosphere at the circuit despite the lack of british success