Yes. Schumi didnt win. But both he and Ferrari are really competitive. Am impressed with this guy Roseborg. He drove a great race. Renault and Honda seem to be strong too.
Same old case with Kimi and McLaren. Am sure Kimi wont stay in McLaren at the end of this year. Alonso might get worried as well!
With Ferrari back to form, this season is going to be a real exciting one!
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‘Alonso might get worried as well’ – but how and why. It gives me an impression that the car setup in Renault exactly suits Alonso’s driving style.
On the same lines, Mclaren fits in perfectly for his agressive drive.Only thing it lacks is stability. The next closest thing to Mclaren for his aggressive style is Ferrari – on the car setup and engine.But the tyres again is a problem. Saying that i do not want to see him lose the championship this year due to a bad car.
Kimi has expressed that he wouldnt want a switch next year… so most prob he wud b at Mclaren along with Alonso.
The car is improving a lot ans has been strong over the weekend. The Quali mishap was sheer badluck!!! Who wud think a wishbone wud break in a high speed corner!!!
Yes, if Alonso thought about what might have been, had Raikkonen started on row #2, he would be a worried man.
Rosberg’s the pick of the race, with the fastest race on debut. Best debutante performance I’ve seen since Belgium 1991
If anybody can keep Alonso, Kimi and McLaren together, it would have to be Ron Dennis. Think Senna, think Prost, think the 1988 block-buster Macca year!
Rosberg was sensational, especially his overtaking in the final stages.
The radio messages between the pit crew and the drivers also make the race interesting.
Renault’s message to Alonso “These are the laps that can win you the race”.. proved to be true in the end
All said and done..Kimi simply Rocks..
The team did a gr8 job to get him thro to the podium on a single stop.
Not Roseborg, Rosberg (Nico Rosberg)…
I am also a Kimi fan but have you noticed that it is just his car that always has accidents and not the other mc laren driver’s car?
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