Plonker of the race

[Daniel]

It's really a shame St Devote didn't stick around the forums. It would be comedy gold to hear all the excuses for wonder boy Jenson!

It does make you wonder though... did he get so focused on the RB crew that he came to almost a complete stop before realizing they were waving him through? I bet he gets joked about this for years to come.

We would have probably heard how Jody Scheckter once did it.......

[Bullet]

Björn Wirdheim, F3000, 2003.

I didn't remember the name of the guy, but I knew that it was Nicolas Kiesa who won that day. I suppose that his name is easier to remember. :P

Ah, thanks.

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=6R43mBWirio

Can't believe that was 2003, feels like only a few years ago. But, even though couldn't remember his name... most people who witnessed it will never forget "that driver who...." Unfortunately for Button his name's a little tougher to forget. The burden of fame.

[SGWilko]

Also should mention newey for being to clever and not getting kers to work

While the car may be fast without KERS initially, compomising the packaging of such heat critical components now that the field is catching up may just lose them the title(s)

[MAX_THRUST]

Amazed Button didn't get a penlaty for stopping in the wrong pitts?

Could have unsteadied the team and Vettel, not that I care much if vettel was delayed. Posible penalty for impeeding another driver. Odd!

Perez I thought was awesome. Sorry I loved watching him driving into Sutil. Sutil should have let him go and dived under the inside as Perez slid wide, shoulda woulda coulda....

Nico - was he to heavy on the throttle or was it rich mixture. Some drivers use less fuel same way some use the tyres better.

Great race.

[woody2goody]

The Toro Rosso mechanic for obvious reasons, Perez for some clumsy driving, and Maldonado - was he even there?

[Hawkmoon]

...and Maldonado - was he even there?

His sponsors are writing checks his talent can't cash.