Mark, you are to remain the gap

[christophulus]

Horner looking pretty sheepish on BBC explaining his decision.

[Koz]

Horner sounds like a ****er.

And so is Eddie Jordan for his comments.

[Robinho]

Horner just said that it was made clear to Mark what the "TEAM" expected, that is was a team decision not hos. The way he delivered that statement made me think maybe that was Markko's decision and he maybe didn't agree with it either. Not sure though.

[Hawkmoon]

After last year's Turkish GP they have all rights to not trust them, don't you think so?
And they did great to manage the situation in the best interest of Red Bull, so I don't get your point about poor management here.
If you would complain about the pit problems they've got for both drivers I would agree that they did manage this week end poorly.

Ioan, how come Red Bull are right to do what's in the team's best interest today but last year Ferrari weren't? It wouldn't be because this year you like the driver who benefitted where as last year it was the reverse?

[ioan]

it might be legal now but it was a gay instruction

It sure was a poor showing, but we all can all thank Ferrari for team orders being legal again!
Did you see how Massa didn't attack Alonso at the start today and two weeks ago, even though he came away better and was on the inside of the first corner, and instead he was so careful not to disturb Alonso that he even lost 1 place each time?!
What should RBR do now that even the rules have been rewritten to advantage Ferrari? Leave the sport or use all the allowed means to keep ahead?

[555-04Q2]

Horner just explained it on the Austrian TV that they wanted to avoid another Turkey 2010.
Anyway they have the right to enforce team orders this year, and especially now with the stupid EBD rule mess they are not taking risks at all.

I also saw flashes of Turkey :

[Garry Walker]

Horner just explained it on the Austrian TV that they wanted to avoid another Turkey 2010.
Anyway they have the right to enforce team orders this year, and especially now with the stupid EBD rule mess they are not taking risks at all.

At Turkey, Webber was leading the race, when he was told to slow down, Rapunzel was given the opposite order and capabilities. Then Rapunzel drove like the idiot he is and crashed into Webber.
Today he almost rammed Webber out again, despite being much slower. If Red Bull had behaved like they did at Turkey, they would have told Rapunzel to slow down, but of course, they would never do that.

[truefan72]

If they wanted that they could've told Vettel to let his faster team mate through

exactly

[ioan]

Ioan, how come Red Bull are right to do what's in the team's best interest today but last year Ferrari weren't? It wouldn't be because this year you like the driver who benefitted where as last year it was the reverse?

It is because this year it's legal while last year it wasn't. I also explained last season, it has to do only with the rules at hand. Any other stupid questions?

[ioan]

At Turkey, Webber was leading the race, when he was told to slow down, Rapunzel was given the opposite order and capabilities. Then Rapunzel drove like the idiot he is and crashed into Webber.
Today he almost rammed Webber out again, despite being much slower. If Red Bull had behaved like they did at Turkey, they would have told Rapunzel to slow down, but of course, they would never do that.

Oh well, the Vettel hater is back in force!
Have a beer!