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  1. 18th April 2010, 10:22 #11
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    button, alonso and petrov... in reverse order
    United in diversity !!!
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  2. 18th April 2010, 10:27 #12
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    Quote Originally Posted by ioan
    Let's try again: He's a rookie and Kubica is in his 5th season. Spot the difference?
    So what? Did kubica perform better today than Petrov? The answer to that can only be yes. Whether one of them is a rookie or not is irrelevant.
    Hamilton, Schumacher were shining against their teammates from first race on.
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    Quote Originally Posted by donKey jote
    button, alonso and petrov... in reverse order
    Exactly
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  4. 18th April 2010, 10:31 #14
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    Quote Originally Posted by Garry Walker
    So what? Did kubica perform better today than Petrov? The answer to that can only be yes. Whether one of them is a rookie or not is irrelevant.
    Hamilton, Schumacher were shining against their teammates from first race on.
    The world is not black and white dear Garry. Others might think different than you, and this is such a case. And that's my last word on this theme.
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  5. 18th April 2010, 10:35 #15
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    Button, Rosberg and even if nobody noticed it, Kovalainen drove a fantastic race for Lotus, finishing only one lap down to the leaders.
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    Quote Originally Posted by donKey jote
    button, alonso and petrov... in reverse order
    What did Alonso do to deserve a mention in this thread?
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  7. 18th April 2010, 10:40 #17
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    Petrov and Rosberg....

    Just beat my boy at the end too.
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    Quote Originally Posted by DexDexter
    Button, Rosberg and even if nobody noticed it, Kovalainen drove a fantastic race for Lotus, finishing only one lap down to the leaders.
    You're right about Heiki, impressive drive in that car.
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    Rosberg for me, followed by Kubica.
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  10. 18th April 2010, 10:47 #20
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    Overall erm.. Button

    But a mention for

    Button - For winning the race calmly.
    Hamilton -For the overtakes and racing, held back by to many incidents again.
    Alonso- After Penalty and stops finished 4th and ahead of teamate.
    Kubica- Solid Drive
    Petrov- Good race to score points.
    Kovalainen- Only 1 lap down and ahead of a Williams
    Senna - First finish and double Hispania finish, also only 2 laps down good effort.
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