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I’d also not count out 3 time winner Helio Castroneves.

Rosberg should definitely have been #2 IMO, he was at least second best behind Alonso this weekend. As for Massa and Raikkonen, I’d have them tied in 3rd.

Not nearly as laughable as using Grosjean as a benchmark.

@hwkii
Haha, I see it! That’s awesome actually. :p

I know, I’ve always enjoyed tyre competitions, and watching different tyres compete among each other.

I remember that a part of the reason to why the 2003 Brazilian GP was so great was because of how different […]

@omarr-pepper and @vettel1

Were Damon Hill, Jacques Villeneuve, and Mika Hakkinen the benchmarks from 1996-2000 because they shared all the titles within this period of time.

No, because there was a certain […]

Rosberg only lost to Webber in his rookie season, when he was 20. Even then, the difference wasn’t so big. Only 4 points to 7. Nico has improved a lot over the years, and I wouldn’t be surprised if he was as fast […]

@bascb Wasn’t that in Malaysia, where he parked in the gravel with a KERS issue? In Australia he swerved off the road into a spin.

@repete86

He’s been clean this year so far

Except Australia, where he crashed.

@todfod

Vettel did have bad luck.. but it wasn’t anymore bad luck than Hamilton or Alonso had for that season. In fact Vettel threw away a lot of more points in brain fade moments than Alonso and Hamilton […]

@jason12

We all have no evidence that Vettel is indeed on Alonso’s level.

The same could be said the other way around. After all, it’s Vettel with 3 F1 titles on the spin, despite only being 25.

Webber […]

+1 @hotbottoms

@jason12

And such opinions have very little to no basis other than double standards or plain delusion. As I said, Vettel has performed over the course of the last 4 years, backed up by the results achieved- […]

Vettel has had it far too easy for a couple of years, and struggles to perform when the car is not perfect.

@jason12 I think you must mean Webber, because three championships (plus runner up once) and 25 wins […]

@vettel1
Though Red Bull are leading both championships, let’s be honest, they’ve been very lucky. Alonso has finished every one of his three normal race he’s had at least 10 seconds ahead of Vettel. In Malaysia, […]

@vettel1

I’m sorry Alonso, but were you watching the same season as the rest of us last year? The only races where Red Bull “had it easy” were the three races in a row which Vettel won (I’m deliberately discounting […]