2007 Formula One European Grand Prix

[Coventrysucks]

I'd expect penalty for Heidfeld though, for his totally irresponsible moves with Kubica and Schumacher.

Heidfeld stuck it up the inside and was as far over as possible - Ralph knew he was there and slammed the door leaving Heidfeld nowhere to go.

It wasn't a hopeless "Sato" up the inside from a mile back, and I think that having people punished for attempting to overtake is stupid.

It is bad enough that the aero of the cars makes it impossible for the cars to get close - but when they finally manage to get close enough to make an attempt, with the possibility that they will get docked points - they won't bother.

which afaik is forbidden.

It was until Michael Schumacher did it, then it wasn't.

[Matra et Alpine]

That "safe location" being in this case the track itself?

Of course, as ther car was running then it was abel to then move to away froim the danger area. If it was not running then it woudl have been towed to safety -- as the other cars were.

Hamilton was there with 5 other drivers, yet only his car got lifted back to the track. I don't remember any other driver being helped this way in this or previous season. It looks to me like a case of severe favouritism.

Because their cars weren't running/safe perhaps

[Zytek_Fan]

Best F1 race I have seen in quite some time.

[Rockefella]

Best F1 race I have seen in quite some time.

But, like Wouter said earlier in this thread, it's only because of freak incidents and plagues of accidents. I enjoyed the race, but I'd love to see a dry GP with overtaking reminiscent of that in Alonso/Massa with 3 laps to go.

[SlickHolden]

Great drive by Webber was very happy with him and his car for once.. He hung in well and got a very deserving podium..

And how many times do you think them 2 dick wits said Luis Hamilton's name in 30min!.. Jenson sorry they have found a new love.

[Zytek_Fan]

But, like Wouter said earlier in this thread, it's only because of freak incidents and plagues of accidents. I enjoyed the race, but I'd love to see a dry GP with overtaking reminiscent of that in Alonso/Massa with 3 laps to go.

I laughed when Winkelhock led

[Lets Gekiga In]

That "safe location" being in this case the track itself? Hamilton was there with 5 other drivers, yet only his car got lifted back to the track. I don't remember any other driver being helped this way in this or previous season. It looks to me like a case of severe favouritism.

I have to agree with this.

I mean it was very questionable when I saw it in the first place.