Driver of the Day ?
 

Obviously a perfect drive from LH but Timo gets my vote for a very strong race.

Hamilton was flawless, Raikkonen and Alonso are also worth noting.

Alonso had a good race and Kimi certainly deserves some credit for taking it up the rear for the team. Must be galling to race your heart out and get demoted for no good reason. (now he knows how Lewis feels http://www.motorsportforums.com/imag...lies/smile.gif )

It's got to go to Lewis, just did everything right all weekend.
Did what he should have done last weekend.

Hamilton, easily. Pole, win and fastest lap.

I felt sorry for Kimi, he was clearly the quicker Ferrari and on any other day may even have had a shot at the win. Massa really wasn't on his level today.

It was a faultless race under huge pressure but we just get used to those sorts of performances.

Like to spread it about a bit http://www.motorsportforums.com/imag...es/biggrin.gif

Hamilton

we all knew what was at stake, the pressure, etc.
That was the ultimate way to respond to critics, competitors and pressure.

Hamilton. Just like in Great Britain, he responded to criticism in the best possible way.

Well said http://www.motorsportforums.com/images/styles/World/icons/icon14.gif

Hamilton, Räikkönen, Alonso, Glock and... Barrichello.http://www.motorsportforums.com/images/smilies/wink.gif That Honda was placing incredibly highly during the race, while Button was nowhere.

I've got to agree with Barrichello, how that Honda got so far up is a mystery. Glock with a good job and Kubica dragging his car up to 6th is impressive given how badly it was handling.

These are all second to Hamilton though who had a flawless weekend.

Hamilto for performing faultlessly under pressure.

Kubica also did well to get into the top six from his lowly grid position.

It's got to be Felipe Massa. With a Herculean effort, he managed to claw back the almost impossible gap to current WDC Kimi, and after a Titanic struggle he managed to pass Kimi, thus reducing his points gap by two valuable points.

A stunning effort, n'est ce pas?

i'd have to say Lewis, he never looked like being beaten all weekend, and after last week made a great job of the start and just went away from there.

Alondso looked to be driving the wheels off the Renault, Kubica did a great job from a lowly starting position and Webber always seemed to be overtaking someone

Lewis Hamilton who was unbeatable all weekend.
Strong showing by Kimi Raikkonen.

I'd say Hamilton.

Converted his dominance into a triple-crown.

Lewis is gets my vote for driver of the day.
In two weeks it will be Driver of the year. http://www.motorsportforums.com/images/styles/World/icons/icon14.gif
It appears to be a mortal lock. http://www.motorsportforums.com/images/smilies/wink.gif
Fred gets an honorable mention, as he easily outpaced
everyone not driving a Ferrari, or McLaren http://www.motorsportforums.com/images/styles/World/icons/icon14.gif

Has to be Hamilton, a full house from him, fastest in every session, the race win and the fastest lap as well, a perfect weekend for him.

I agree though, Glock had another strong drive and Heidfeld as well i think deserves a mention, up from 9th to a top 5 finish

Bit of a dull race really. It's hard to give it to anyone but Hamilton as he was dominant, but not exactly exciting.

Hamilton, Raikkonen, Alonso