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@alonsowdc – I actually think Petrov did a very solid job against someone who is widely considered to be much better than him. Nonetheless, I didn’t want either of them kept, although they would’ve been better off […]

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The only car which Fernando has had which is very special is the R26. Even then the Mass Damper controversy and Ferrari’s development program meant the advantage was really only for the first ten […]

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the way he’s portrayed to a massive outsider/casual audience is revolting

I think some people are getting carried away with this. It really isn’t that hard on Prost at all. As I said in the review, […]

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Two wins in points is twenty in old money and still a great deal.

My point was to illustrate how the Mclaren drivers did in comparison to Vettel and Alonso, i.e. Button finishing only just […]

ty @alonsowdc and @a4p

@AlonsoWDC, at that stage of the race Hamilton had a good chance of defending to the end, exactly as Maldonado had a very good chance of making a clean pass.

@alonsowdc I think you’re misinformed as to who has a ‘lack of racing awareness’ and who doesn’t, Kimi got by Lewis without crashing, and Maldonado couldn’t…

I read it yesterday, and it really was a well informed and funded opinion @alonsowdc, so a well deserved COTD for you!

Well done @AlonsoWDC It’s a good one and you’re right.

@alonsowdc – Yep my mistake. Checked the results closely now. Fisichella beat alonso 6 out of 36 times in 2 years.

@alonsowdc What makes a track interesting to drive at speed and the kind of track that creates good racing are not necessarily the same thing.

That said, we’ve only really had one good race at this track in dry […]

@AlonsoWDC I would imagine that is pretty much how they’re evaluating it. I think the technology on the cars is perfect but it’s application on the circuit needs refining.

@alonsowdc AOW = All open-wheel, I’m guessing?