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**BoboStin** · 05-12-2008, 06:29 AM

Although I think Hamilton drove a flawless race. I can't give it to him out right! When you are constantly running low fuel (3 stopper) you look faster than anyone else! I don't know for sure but I have a suspicion that kimi would have slotted in in front of Hamilton if his wing wasn't damaged. If (a big if) Kimi did, a Ferrari 1,2 would have deminished LH's strategy and race! The following drivers all deserve recognition for having superior races!

Hamilton
Massa
Kovlovian
Rosberg
Fred

I agree Alonso did well, but I expected him to be closer after a very fast first stint. He shouldn't have let Kimi go. Kimi wasn't exactly all over the back of him for the first few laps. Alonso wouldn't have beaten Kimi, but you'd think a 2 times World Champion wouldn't just give his position away to a man who was once his main nemesis.

05-12-2008, 06:29 AM	#16
BoboStin Join Date Oct 2005 Posts 376 Senior Member	Although I think Hamilton drove a flawless race. I can't give it to him out right! When you are constantly running low fuel (3 stopper) you look faster than anyone else! I don't know for sure but I have a suspicion that kimi would have slotted in in front of Hamilton if his wing wasn't damaged. If (a big if) Kimi did, a Ferrari 1,2 would have deminished LH's strategy and race! The following drivers all deserve recognition for having superior races! Hamilton Massa Kovlovian Rosberg Fred I agree Alonso did well, but I expected him to be closer after a very fast first stint. He shouldn't have let Kimi go. Kimi wasn't exactly all over the back of him for the first few laps. Alonso wouldn't have beaten Kimi, but you'd think a 2 times World Champion wouldn't just give his position away to a man who was once his main nemesis.
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