Sounds like I missed a hell of a race last night. Man, maybe Ferrari shouldn't bother with this upgrade package for Spain.

 

Like Alonso said, this changes nothing and shouldn't.

The f-car is not on pace with the top dogs, and they don't want to compete to just get into Q3, they want to compete to get pole position. Look at how much Perez closed in on him towards the end...Alonso had a bleeping 7.6s gap and it got shaved down to 2ish until Perez made a mistake and slid off the track in the 50th lap.

It was an epic win, but the car is still a pos and Massa can kiss my ass. With a brand new chassis, he still couldn't do squat.

 

This was a wet race...

 

When asked by AUTOSPORT if Massa felt his performances over the past 12 months had been of the level expected by a Ferrari driver, he replied: "We need to fight the problems and everything that happens and improve the situation. That is the work we need to do and it's what I'm going to do."



The guy has zero points to Fernando's 35. This is absolutely ridiculous.

 

GOING TO??? Couldn't even defend his position and just kept dropping down on the standings as car after car passed his ass like a fart in the wind.

 

Actually finished with 3 and 15 in the league, not 3 and 4 :O

 

Shot to first place in the league! rep is coming for all!

 

A Vettel moment in Malaysia:

Sebastian Vettel Gives The Middle Finger to Narain Karthikeyan Malaysia -2012 - YouTube

 

My gut tells me that Sauber told Perez that they "need the points" as a way of appeasing their engine supplier, Ferrari. I'm sure that really got into his head and was part of the reason he put 2 wheels on the curb & went off track shortly thereafter. Being told not to go all out to win a race had to be disheartening, even though a podium finish is nothing to take for granted. Oh well. At least Ferrari has found Massa's replacement.