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steveaki13
27th September 2015, 08:13
I thought rather than watching the race I would get the post race threads sorted out. :p

N4D13
27th September 2015, 08:29
McHonda.

Other than that, Ericsson, Rossi and Sainz get honourable mentions for varying levels of donkeyness.

Rollo
27th September 2015, 08:44
Rupert Murdoch & Foxtel.

This was on Channel 10 during The Bolt Report - "If you had Foxtel, you'd be watching the Japanese GP right now."

Don't remind me you trumped up little so-and-so who is so loyal to this country that you ditched your Australian passport for an American one. Don't gloat during a show hosted by one of your columnists, who by the way is a convicted racist, either.

ShiftingGears
27th September 2015, 09:24
Massa.

dj_bytedisaster
27th September 2015, 15:55
I didn't watch the race, but one honourary donkey has to go to the collective media, who keep harping on about Lewis matching Senna, when others have done so before him, and even in less races.

longisland
27th September 2015, 16:54
Honda. & Fred for throwing Honda under the bus in their home turf

Nitrodaze
27th September 2015, 20:44
This is one race where all the drivers definitely put forward their best behavior. Even Maldonado was s goon, h made it into the top ten for a change. Massa - Ricciado incident was pure racing inciden and bad luck for both drivers. That was a move that most drivers would not o much differently. The Steven's spin was close to donkeyness, but he controlled the situation brilliantly avoiding damage to the car or causing further accidents with other cars. In my opinion, not quite donkeyness. It was a race where it was difficult to fault any of the driver's performance.

Jag_Warrior
28th September 2015, 18:28
I have to go with Ferrari. I really think they pulled a Williams (who still can't execute a pitstop) by not having Vettel pull a bigger gap on Rosberg when he had the tires to do so. Ferrari executed a lightning pitstop, but an additional one second gap on track would have easily handed him the position over Rosberg on the pitstop rotation.

Also, an honorable mention for Will Stevens, by spinning out of the race for backmarker honors. Rossi is doing OK, considering that he'd be going just as fast if he had a GP2 car... with a Honda engine. :D

Mekola
28th September 2015, 18:38
Fuji TV and FOM. How the Mercedes weren't shown, almost.