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As it stands right now, if the race finishes like this Button will be champion.
It won't happen, though. Bernie won't let it. I can see the infamous 'Bernie button' being pressed at any moment and Button's car starts going slowly for half a lap or so, just enough that he drops out of the points and the title race goes down to Abu Dhabi!
:D
Me, cynical? Nah, never!
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All the stops done now? Where's the ****in rain?
I bet Bernie is doing a rain dance at the back of the garages right now. Either that or he's on his knees praying Button bins it. Anything to ensure Button just misses out on the points he needs to wrap things up here and forces things to go on to Abu Dhabi and get the last race showdown he desperately wants!
*edit* Bernie must be cursing Barrichello and Bridgestone right now. There goes a lot of the casual viewing audience and lots of money for him for a last race showdown.0 -
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Gutted for Barrichello. After all he's been through over the years and having to be number 2 to Schumacher for so long, he ends up the bridesmaid again. I really, really wanted him to win the championship this year as it was probably the last chance he'll ever get before his career finishes (fingers crossed for next year but I think we'll see the likes of Ferrari and McLaren much stronger next year).
Fair play to Button, though, he kept his head and did what he needed to in order to wrap things up today. Unlike Hamilton who nearly lost his head and almost threw it all away 12 months ago.
And congrats to Brawn GP for wrapping up the Constructors Championship too. Considering it looked like they weren't even going to be on the grid just a few weeks before the start of the season, it really is a fairytale story come through.
Even Ross Brawn has lost his normal cool head and is looking emotional there. Fair play, Ross, and all the guys.0 -
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Bernie Ecclestone, take note. F**k your finale in a bland Tilkedrome in the middle of nowhere where the stands will probably be empty, stick to having the finale at a classic, old skool track that produces great racing, with heaving grandstands full of passionate fans, all the while shown on primetime TV in Europe!
If proof were ever needed that F1 needs to ditch circuits like Bahrain, Valencia, Turkey, etc., from the calendar and get back to racing on proper tracks, the race today was it.0 -
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aidan_dunne wrote: »Bernie Ecclestone, take note. F**k your finale in a bland Tilkedrome in the middle of nowhere where the stands will probably be empty, stick to having the finale at a classic, old skool track that produces great racing, with heaving grandstands full of passionate fans, all the while shown on primetime TV in Europe!
If proof were ever needed that F1 needs to ditch circuits like Bahrain, Valencia, Turkey, etc., from the calendar and get back to racing on proper tracks, the race today was it.
In fairness I think the Abu Dhabi GP is sold out. Though the tracks are all just plain daft as far as I'm concerned. I have no idea what it is but Interlagos has always been great for passing. Today for example I thought Kobayashi must have had a lot of wing on the way Button was pulling up to him on the straight, but then Kobayashi did the same to others, so somehow the whole thing is more conducive to drafting than some of the silly long straights on the new tracks.
Bernie is going to have a lot of grovelling to do to some rich Arabs over the next days. :pac:0 -
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His car was far superior to Rubens' was it?
He's saying it as an answer to the, to be frank, bull**** that people in the sport who should know better have been coming out with about him over the past couple of months.
last to post wins :pac:
agree to disagree
but if it means anything Im torn between being glad he won, but tad disappointed the way it was done.0 -
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