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**seosoftseo** · 08-24-2009, 01:40 AM

Ferrari for choosing Badoer.
Toyota for continually not knowing, how should TF109 warm up the tyres properly. For several races in a row they have been relatively fast by the end of the race, but this is too late after being nowhere in qualifying...
Red Bull for decreasing their title chances significantly.
McLaren isn't a donkey for me - they made a small mistake compared to previus ones and this pitstop cock-up even didn't cost a win (RB was less than 4 secs behind LH before the last round of pitstops and had much more fuel on-board).

Among drivers Button didn't impress me at all. Being seventh (which was also inherited by the troubles of Red Bulls), while your team-mate won, is just too far behind (RB has never been that much behind JB in any race thus far).

08-24-2009, 01:40 AM	#39
seosoftseo Join Date Oct 2005 Posts 597 Senior Member	Ferrari for choosing Badoer. Toyota for continually not knowing, how should TF109 warm up the tyres properly. For several races in a row they have been relatively fast by the end of the race, but this is too late after being nowhere in qualifying... Red Bull for decreasing their title chances significantly. McLaren isn't a donkey for me - they made a small mistake compared to previus ones and this pitstop cock-up even didn't cost a win (RB was less than 4 secs behind LH before the last round of pitstops and had much more fuel on-board). Among drivers Button didn't impress me at all. Being seventh (which was also inherited by the troubles of Red Bulls), while your team-mate won, is just too far behind (RB has never been that much behind JB in any race thus far).
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