F1 World Championship 2008 Thread



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but nobody (even pit crews, apart from mclaren), even noticed glock virtually stopping until the last corner.

he also just pulled to one side when he had every right to try and block hamilton?

maybe im wrong, but this just seems like a setup.

but nobody (even pit crews, apart from mclaren), even noticed glock virtually stopping until the last corner.

he also just pulled to one side when he had every right to try and block hamilton?

maybe im wrong, but this just seems like a setup.

he had dry tyres as did trulli who put in a similar lap top, you can not setup that end, sore loser?

Anyone care to elaborate what happened? I have don't have a feed of the race! :(

hamilton was 4th with vettel 5th right behind, rain started 6laps to go, everyone except the toyatas pitted for wet tyres

glock went up to 3rd pushing hamilton/vettel to 5th/6th. glock/trulli did 1.44s on the last lap in the rain due to worn dry tyres, that allowed hamilton + vettel to go past glock back to 4th/5th. before that hamilton ran ride behind traffic which allowed vettel through.

he had dry tyres as did trulli who put in a similar lap top, you can not setup that end, sore loser?

i dont really follow F1 passionately, so i dont have any allegiances. it just seemed sus.

but, if trulli posted similar times then i suppose it could be legit...

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