I'd like Alonso to win the championship, but that doesn't mean I hate Vettel.
I do hate when a race ends up being cars with gaps of over 5 seconds between them, no matter who are the drivers, because that's boring, in my opinion (be welcome to disagree, there's no right or wrong here).
At least there were some fights at the back for part of the race (those Toro Rosso were on fire!). Also, yesterday I told my father Kobayashi was the kind of driver that doesn't get into problems too often. Well, today he takes out Button and Rosberg, so yeah (supposedly someone hit his rear tyre). A shame, it would have been interesting to see if Button could do one of his comebacks.
Also, Hamilton is being unlucky. I doubt there's a conspiracy here, McLaren have been consistently uncompetent the whole season. Must be cold in Korea though, because he thought his car needed a scarf.
As for Fernando and Massa, well, what do you expect? Fernando is still fighting for the championship, Massa is way behind in the points, so they just kept him behind, at a distance that wouldn't eat the tyres, to ensure that Fernando got 3rd, and Ferrari got as much points for the WCC as possible.
De La Rosa got a stuck throttle. Well, nothing some 3in1 and contact cleaner can't fix. A shame because he was having a good streak of finishes.
Also, Rosberg's car forcing a yellow flag in the overtaking straight was fun. Was it really that dangerous? I mean, if someone manages to strike there, he's got way worse problems to be concerned about than a Formula 1 car. Like a concrete barrier. The astroturf problem is just unacceptable.
Oh, and prime tyres lasting barely 2-4 laps more than soft tyres? Pirelli, you must be proud.
