Donks of the Race - Hungary

[The Black Knight]

Romain Grosjean for the Button incident is the donkey of the race. I know he didn't deserve a penalty for the Massa overtake but he did for what happened to Button. The boy got lucky for his post race penalty that was imposed. He has nothing to complain about and, to be honest, another spacial awareness incident, just suggest to me, yet again, that he should not be on the grid. He is a hazard and could end up killing someone.

[truefan72]

the marshals, plain and simple

for being overly harsh on grosjean
and turning a blind eye to everyone else for similar if not worse offenses

[DexDexter]

The stewards are the donkey for penalizing Grosjean. He is a marked man.

[TheFamousEccles]

Me, for falling asleep on the couch at about the half-way point of the race, only to wake at the closing credits

However, bonus points for not spilling the glass of shiraz I was holding...

[Jag_Warrior]

Yeah, I'm also casting my vote for the stewards. The call on Grosjean was gutless. Ray Charles could have done better... and he's blind and dead!

It was also funny that Vettel admitted that Kimi just laughed at him when he whined that Kimi had taken him to the grass. If Vettel could speak Finnish he might have heard a "grow a pair and shut up" along with that laugh. I like Vettel. But he is a little b... brat sometimes.

[webberf1]

That 'cheating' is what intelligent people call racing.

I totally respect your right to say whatever you want, but does the little troll really have to be validated by having his trolling replied to?

[pino]

I totally respect your right to say whatever you want, but does the little troll really have to be validated by having his trolling replied to?

How about you posting something about the race, instead of talking about trolls ? I believe I have told you before I am not comfortable with off-topic and personal comments...

[Garry Walker]

Not sure if people paid attention to the podium interview but Seb replied that it was a "heat of the moment" remark which has to be commended for. Not many would admit to that, certainly not Senna who enjoyed bitching on Schumi.
.

He was asked about it and everyone knew he had acted like a fool, what other excuse did he have?

[The Black Knight]

The stewards are the donkey for penalizing Grosjean. He is a marked man.

He deserved a penalty for the incident with Button. I like the guy but he has no spacial awareness whatsoever.

[wedge]

He was asked about it and everyone knew he had acted like a fool, what other excuse did he have?

Well, it's not an excuse.

Is it not human nature to make heat of the moment remarks and aren't drivers guilty of such actions?

When one admits to a heat of the moment remark is that not like admitting that one in hindsight made a foolish/regrettable comment? So is it not better to admit to being a fool than to remain as one? eg. cf. Schumi/Jerez/1997 thought that he did no wrong and became flustered because the world saw that he did.