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**Izzy** · 07-29-2012, 10:11 PM

As I posted above my Drivers of the Day are:

Lewis Hamitlon - Was so fast all weekend and drove a calm race under pressure a bit like Alonso last week.

& Kimi Raikkonen - Showed great pace to jump to 2nd even with some KERS problems and a slow start.

Other Mentions:

Grosjean - Although he dropped a place, he drove well and showed he is improving and can handle it with the best.

Alonso - Did a solid job to finish ahead of a Mclaren and Red Bull in a slower car and stablize his championship lead.

Senna - Great drive from Bruno. He was miles ahead of Pastor and drove calmly to match the pace of the front 4 teams and mixed it with them after the stops.

Kovalainen - Done another solid job. Finished ahead of Kamui and was for large periods only 10 seconds behind Toro Rossos at about half way.

Pic - He won't get noticed but although Glock spun once he still finished around a minute off Pic. So I think the young frenchman is doing a much better job here than we often notice. de Ambrosio and di Grassi were always struggling against Glock, but Pic is beating him quite reguarly.

07-29-2012, 10:11 PM	#1
Izzy Join Date Oct 2005 Posts 652 Senior Member	As I posted above my Drivers of the Day are: Lewis Hamitlon - Was so fast all weekend and drove a calm race under pressure a bit like Alonso last week. & Kimi Raikkonen - Showed great pace to jump to 2nd even with some KERS problems and a slow start. Other Mentions: Grosjean - Although he dropped a place, he drove well and showed he is improving and can handle it with the best. Alonso - Did a solid job to finish ahead of a Mclaren and Red Bull in a slower car and stablize his championship lead. Senna - Great drive from Bruno. He was miles ahead of Pastor and drove calmly to match the pace of the front 4 teams and mixed it with them after the stops. Kovalainen - Done another solid job. Finished ahead of Kamui and was for large periods only 10 seconds behind Toro Rossos at about half way. Pic - He won't get noticed but although Glock spun once he still finished around a minute off Pic. So I think the young frenchman is doing a much better job here than we often notice. de Ambrosio and di Grassi were always struggling against Glock, but Pic is beating him quite reguarly.
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