Oh i understand Kimi. 
2012 Formula One Belgian Grand Prix
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I don't think it was jump start. Watch it on slow mo and you'll see he's car is moving after the reds are off.No jump start from Maldonado?
Pretty exciting race, lots of action. Well raced by Button, clean and consistent.
Part that made me laugh when Coulthard said it (on BBC):
Kobayashi's Engineer: Kamui, are you saving your tyres?
Kobayashi: No
Kobayashi's Engineer: Well can you go faster then?
Kobayashi: No
Part that made me laugh when Coulthard said it (on BBC):
Kobayashi's Engineer: Kamui, are you saving your tyres?
Kobayashi: No
Kobayashi's Engineer: Well can you go faster then?
Kobayashi: No
Jacky is a little bit slow
Don't blame him he is still fast for 67 year old
The race was very good although I still find it hard to believe how Button suddenly got so fast we haven't seen him much he was so far ahead. And what was Rammer Grasscutter doing? Well at least championship is a bit closer. Merc was a disaster and you have to feel for Sauber. I too enjoyed that race.Hey did you see Charlie Whiting in disbelief at the start?
And of course Kimi - a Legend as always "Give me more power"
Well I enjoyed that race.
It was a jump start, however he didn't get a penalty because he retired. Grid penalty for Maldonado (and probably Grosjean) for Monza obviously.
Vettel's last chicane overtakes were very nice. I hope it will be a sign to people who thinks he can only win from pole. Loved Schumacher's stubborness against Raikkonen and Hulkenberg He must remain in F1 forever!
Maldonado hit who again? Replays did not show it. I think he definitely jump started too, Charlie was shaking his head while watching him.
Poor Saubers, what a disappointment for them. I hope they will do the same without a start crash at Monza.
He must remain in F1 forever!Maldonado hit who again? Replays did not show it. I think he definitely jump started too, Charlie was shaking his head while watching him.
Poor Saubers, what a disappointment for them. I hope they will do the same without a start crash at Monza.
Maybe his front wing was thinking "you're not gonna hit me right into someone elses back again. I'm outta here
"It was clearly a jump start.
I think he is boiling on the inside
lol
I don't doubt that, but he was caught by the reporter and got it out very calmly. Great of him.
As for Maldonado: Sky F1 clearly shows how much a jumpstart it was. Wow. Charlie Whiting caught it well.
Regarding Alonso's luck: on Sky F1 they're discussing closing cockpits. And Wurz is being mentioned again, which is just. Nobody wants a tragedy. Races yes, tragedies no.
"Give me full power" nice one from Kimi. Really entertaining race, not much pauses between action.. Hoped for Button-Kimi-Schumi on the podium would've been nice to have 10 Spa wins and a fresh new one in there.. Plus it was his 300th race... Kimis pass was spectacular, he really is a good hunter.
For the championship this is good.. Alonso 164, Vettel 140, Webber 132, Kimi 131.. Pretty much four horsemen, Hamilton lost his chances today..
EDIT: That podium interview thingy is not working..
For the championship this is good.. Alonso 164, Vettel 140, Webber 132, Kimi 131.. Pretty much four horsemen, Hamilton lost his chances today..
EDIT: That podium interview thingy is not working..
Didn't doubt that as well
Maybe his front wing was thinking "you're not gonna hit me right into someone elses back again. I'm outta here
According to Autosport's report, he hit Timo Glock. I wish there was a footage too.
He did admit that wasn't planned though. It wasn't a great start as much as **** luck, but the Stewards will know 100% if he jumped it or not and they were investigating it which means 99% of the time they saw something that indicated he left early. The replay with Charlie Whitting shaking his head made my Dad and I piss ourselves lol. However I watched a replay in slow motion and he didn't jump the start, but it was very very close.
A Ferrari team member is looking around and asking other teams if a piece of suspension found in Alonso's car belongs to them. Wow.
They froze the picture and showed the "scene" in virtual mode: just before the lights went off, Maldonado was more than 50cm ahead and to the right. Jump start.
They froze the picture and showed the "scene" in virtual mode: just before the lights went off, Maldonado was more than 50cm ahead and to the right. Jump start.
Congrats to Button and McLaren for their win. Definitely the drive of the weekend goes to Jenson.Vettel had a less than stellar Saturday qualifying session and some not so good luck at the start of the race. But he really salvaged his weekend with a good effort after the safety car with at least three gutsy passes leading into the bus stop. Pass of the weekend goes to Kimi with his ballsy pass entering Eau Rouge. Tough luck for those who were taken out of the race at the turn one race start incident and a real scare for Fernando. If Grosjean's car was a foot or so closer to the Spaniard's head we might be sitting here recounting a very sad day. But fortunately Alonso's bad luck was not as dark as it could have been. Without a doubt Grosjean did aggressively cut to the right heading into turn one, but I would chalk it all up as a "Racing Incident". Visibility in these cars is difficult and Hamilton could have lifted off, but he didn't. No doubt the Alonso and Hamilton fans are disappointed, but it could have been a whole lot worse. Oh and nice false start from Maldonado. LOL
I stand corrected! He jump started right in front of Charlie
Grosjean. Grosjean!
That was awfully close, Fernando was lucky there. No fault from Hamilton or Pérez, they were just passengers. Shame that Kobayashi was hit too.
Fun fact, Senna gets the fastest lap after 9 years.
That was awfully close, Fernando was lucky there. No fault from Hamilton or Pérez, they were just passengers. Shame that Kobayashi was hit too.
Fun fact, Senna gets the fastest lap after 9 years.
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