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Monza
Sept 9, 2010 11:57:53 GMT
Post by Genghis on Sept 9, 2010 11:57:53 GMT
So it's Monza. Lots of questions to be answered here. Can McLaren keep up the momentum of Spa? Can Red Bull actually transfer their speed into a good result? Will The Golden Boy Vettel foul up once more? Will Hamilton & Webber continue to pull ahead of their team-mates? Can Alonso salvage his hopes or will it be another wretched weekend for Ferrari (let's hope so  ). |
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Monza
Sept 12, 2010 14:06:22 GMT
Post by Deleted on Sept 12, 2010 14:06:22 GMT
So it's Monza. Lots of questions to be answered here. Can McLaren keep up the momentum of Spa? Can Red Bull actually transfer their speed into a good result? Will The Golden Boy Vettel foul up once more? Will Hamilton & Webber continue to pull ahead of their team-mates? Can Alonso salvage his hopes or will it be another wretched weekend for Ferrari (let's hope so ). Regrettably not, as the prancing horses came in first and third. Thankfully Jenson picked up second, with Hamilton going out on the first lap after a reckless move up the inside of a Ferrari. Webber was fouled more than once by Hulkenberg who is no doubt now off his Christmas card list and Vettel will be happy with having finished fourth which is probably the best he could have achieved. Result: Alonso, Button, Massa |
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Monza
Sept 12, 2010 14:27:42 GMT
Post by Genghis on Sept 12, 2010 14:27:42 GMT
Yep, it looks like the title fight is going down to the wire this year, with a bad afternoon for Hamilton & Webber, while their fellow contenders catch them up.
It would have been remarkable had Button held the whole race, as it was obvious Alonso had a speed advantage, especially after Button lost some of his downforce after a bump from Alonso on the second bend.
Hamilton fouled this one up, he would have finished ahead of both Red Bulls and extended his championship lead. There's no point in taking silly chances of Massa, who isn't even a title contender.
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