Spa.

Get in there Lewis!

Great photos, David thanks for sharing. I was there last year. Sitting watching the qualifiers on telly today, discussing with the Mrs where I sat and walked. Great circuit, far better then Silverstone. Hopefully Monza next year and then Monaco. Enjoy.

Wish they were mine, they're nicked off the BBC website, and I'm sat in the Aiketgate grandstand, sadly! :nonod:

Shame that The Fizzy Drink Boys got second and third.
See what tomorrow brings...........

Anybody else have a sneaking feeling that it would be wise of Vettel to keep well away from Webber's general vicinity in the last few GPs? :dry: Especially if he needs points to clinch the championship. :shrug:

Yep, I think that if another 'this is silly Seb' moment occurs then the one-fingered one will get shunted good and proper.

Two raritys for lotus,Kimi not finishing then Grosjean supposedly forced off the track by apparantly not himself for once and without wiping another car out.
Then he had the audacity to complain on radio.Ironic,and hard luck for Perez.

Looking like a return to the Schumacher years with another win for Krautel.
I never thought I'd find a character that I disliked as much as Schumacher, but SV does it or me.

We need a return to the likes of Hunt, G Hill and Herbert rather than the soulless automatons of today.

If I hear once more how hot they get for 2 hours in the cockpit.......
Not as hot as steelworkers, miners and power plant workers etc...... Who do it for a tad less than 50 million a year.

Looking forward to the reg changes next year. It's all getting a bit foregone again this season.
And I've been a fan since a kid: 40 odd years now.

There is nothing more boring than one driver streaking to the front and cruising the rest of the race.
No hint of any outcome other than an easy win, unless the car breaks or the driver falls asleep.

I know they have the best designer in Adrian Newey but how can that car be so much faster than a car that beat it to pole? He just strolled past Lewis on the first lap as if he had the DRS flap wide open.

Brundle reckoned he saved the kers off the line,Seb must have learned from Alonso doing it in previous races,plus got a better exit speed off the first corner after blocking button off,no drive through for Seb.

David Aiketgate wrote: There is nothing more boring than one driver streaking to the front and cruising the rest of the race.
No hint of any outcome other than an easy win, unless the car breaks or the driver falls asleep.

I know they have the best designer in Adrian Newey but how can that car be so much faster than a car that beat it to pole? He just strolled past Lewis on the first lap as if he had the DRS flap wide open.