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  1. 1st August 2010, 15:00 #11
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    Webber- outstanding post SC pace, deserved the victory
    Petrov- best drive of his Career
    Kobayashi - last to 9th
    you can't argue with results.
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    Webber, fantastic. Deserves to be World Champion this year and don't know why is second in Red Bull.

    Alonso, second best for being able to block Vettel for so long with a slower car.
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    Webber: Pushed hard and a good win.
    Petrov: A fine race and 5th place
    Kobayashi: 23rd to 9th.
    Senna: Ahead of a Virgin and Teammate.
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    I'm giving it to Massa for a flawless race at the scene of his accident last year.
    Nice drive Felipe
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    Quote Originally Posted by truefan72
    Webber- outstanding post SC pace, deserved the victory
    Petrov- best drive of his Career
    Kobayashi - last to 9th
    What ^^ he ^^ said
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    Quote Originally Posted by truefan72
    Webber- outstanding post SC pace, deserved the victory
    Petrov- best drive of his Career
    Kobayashi - last to 9th
    Those three would be my choices as well, and I would throw in Hülkenberg as well.
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    Webber did well, but he was in the fastest car and there were others further down who deserve it more.

    I'd give it to Petrov and Hulkenburg for outperforming their more respected team-mates and scoring great 5th and 6th places respectively. Also, great drive by Kobayashi. I've been waiting a long time for a good Japanese driver to arrive in F1, so I'm enjoying Kobayashi's driving a lot.
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  8. 1st August 2010, 17:01 #18
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    Quote Originally Posted by wedge
    Petrov

    Kobay

    Alonso used some tactical lines to keep off Vettel, especially when he lapped Trulli.

    Webber - pfffft. Had the best car, Alonso held up Vettel and Vettel gifted Webber the win. Would love to see Webber pull out a 20s lead on Vettel had Vettel not had the penalty.
    probably would have come close, he had softs that were working like magic and vettel was still falling behind on the fresher hards. trust me pulling out that gap with older softs and setting faster times lap after lap while negotiating through traffic is impressive. Best car or not, there is a certain element of a driver that accounts for differences right
    you can't argue with results.
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    Barrichello - He had the most effective opening lap charge. And he didn't back down from the Big Chop when it counted most.
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    Webber for mine just over Alonso.

    Honourable mention to Kobayashi for a great drive through the field.

    Also a mention to Rubens for holding his cool against chaos.
    Ayrton Senna, Legend. R.I.P.

    \"If you no longer go for a gap that exists, you are no longer a racing driver. Because we are competing. We are competing to win. And the main motivation to all of us is to compete for a victory. It is not to come third, fourth, fifth or sixth. I race to win\".
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