ROBERT - CONGRETS!!!!!you were born to win! we will hear about Him as a W.Ch. not only once!!! just give Him Ferrari... big support from polish fans! GOOOO KUBICA GOOOOO!!!!

I Hope Kimi wins the championship this year, I think that Kubica wont win any more races

GO ROBERT GO

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OK all of you, what happend was a massive mistake by both Hamilton & Rosberg as both failed to notice the red light - We should all note this doesn't happen all the time but it should be noted as only recently Barichelo was demoted from his 7th place finish to gain 0pts for jumping the red light. Those comparing Raikonnen shunt 2 weeks ago with this are off the mark. The incident last race was in wet conditions & behind the saftey car whereas this was Hami & Ros trying to jump a red light & with cars in front of them. Driving a normal vehicle would take you to court & points on your licence as well as a fine. So, considering that, the two of them got off lightly (just as I was thinking it was a fair punishmnet).

Well done to BMW & Red Bull for their podium finishes in light of the incidents & I'm sure Coulthard will be thriled to be back on the podium. At one point I was wondering if we were racing in 2003 again with Coulthard, Trulli & Barichello all riding high. It was good to see the oldies still got it in them & justyfying their wages.

Alonso seemed to be very impatient (again) & Renault really need to sort reailabilty if they want to keep Alonso & challenge again. They have it in them as we've seen in qualifying but it's the same old story.

Well done to Toyata as well. Honda will be s lot happier than last year too.

Until the next race, a lot can change....

IN response to that comment from joeblogs, I am a big Hamilton fan but it was not his rightful place- teams have to be prepared for the event of a saftey car at Montreal, as Mclaren were last year on Lewis' drive to his maiden victory. Ferrari and BMW both got their cars out of the pits faster than Mclaren, although Mclaren Mercedes appeared to fuel lewis heavier than his rivals which would have allowed Lewis to leapfrog them at the next round of pitstops and reclaim the lead. Kimi and Robert rightly stopped at the end of the pitlane, the saftey car/pitlane rules clearly state that the red light will be on at the end of the pitlane untill the last of the cars behind the saftey car has passed the entrance to the pitlane so that the cars are not rejoining into traffic creating a potentially dangerous situtation. It is particularly necessary at a track like Circuit de Gilles Villeneuve where the pitlane exits into the slippery low grip off-line section of turn two. If cars were rejoining into traffic there then it would be a serious accident risk. The rules have created a potentially dangerous situation but have prevented a more dangerous one.
AS for the loss of Lewis' 6 second lead at the next group test the teams will be experimenting with a new system using the standard ecu which will give the drivers minimum sector times so that they maintain a consistent relative pace and therefore maintain the gaps between them, effectively freezing the gaps at the pre yellow flag state.
THE reason that Lewis did not protest the result is that he has no grounds to whatsoever. He may well have been the fastest man on the track but the collision ending his and Kimi's race was entirely his fault. Lewis committed the racing driver equivalent to ploughing into someone stopped at an intersection. It was a serious lapse of concentration and judgment by both Lewis and Mclaren Mercedes. He and Rosberg were rightly given a 10 place grid penalty for the next race.
Congrats BMW!

Well, I don't know about you lot, but I can't understand this 'safety car' @#$% anyway - there was no real need for it, as Sutil's car was extinguished and at the side of the track, no debris - and it's a penalty for Hamilton already, 6 secs up and giving the others a chance to catch up! (Can't they allow for this in the times or something - what are the RULES for saftey car interventions???!). Then they swan around for a lap or two, Hamilton's garage is behind Kimi poo's etc., so they get out ahead of him, banging off and then suddenly stop because of a mysterious flashing red light (there must be lots to watch - flags, noises, engine, tyres etc etc etc eh?!) and Hamilton's 'unfortunately' in the back of them, cos trying to keep up and gain his RIGHTFUL place at the front?!? How can you blame him for this? How could he have wanted to crash when he was cruising way in the lead? If you ask me, the officials and the 'safety' (didn't seem too safe in the pit lane, did it. eh??) clots need examining and suing - I'm surprised LH didn't protest angrily! Why WAS there a RED LIGHT on?????
Answer us that, clots!

It's Heidfeld on pic, not Kubica;)
Wonderful Kubi!

Fine drive Bob and great work by team Sauber/BMW! Lou just made a rookie mistake. so please stop with the evil intensions B,S, What a great season, keep it up boys

The team should have been on the radio to Hamilton in pit lane, but fairplay to Kubica he may have needed that incident to win but he's always there or thereabouts at the end of a race. Most consistent driver this year by a mile!

Lewis Hamilton, during an interview about his father's recent accident, quite amused said that he found almost impossible to wreck a car at 30mph. Well, today he managed to improve on that wrecking Kimi's car too! Very overrated pilot imho...

That pit lane incident was likely the end of Hamilton's race either way because even with him failing to stop short of Raikonnen, Roseberg STILL bumped Lewis. Imagine if he had managed to stop short! POW!!!

i guess the way kimi acted in the grand prix of monaco when he threw out suttil turned back on him..it was kind of a revenge i think..i don't believe in coincindeces but this was to similar to the previous race..anyway...i'm glad for Kubica and Heidfeld..great race..congrats

Kimi brake tested Hamilton just as did Alonso a few races ago!.....

Great race! I hope Kubica will be world Champion this year! Kubica scored historical win for BMW, and another Pole-of-Birth Podolski scored for Germany football team...

Your long point is well grounded. We inded cannot know what hamilton intention was.
BUT
if I take a look at the replay, I see actually Hamiltons driving line was exactly behind Kubica's car. In a sudden movement the car change direction behind kimi's car.
I know thats by no means a definite evidence of his ill intention. BUT you cannot stop people to think of that way. After all, in the long run, Kubica + BMW is a less a threat than Kimi + Ferrari.

Anyway, I posted Kubica's comment not to prrof Hamiltons intention. Its just to show how what that "change of direction" had made 10 points difference.

This talk of Hamilton directing his car in to Raikonnen is silly! Here's a question; sensing he couldn't stop in time why not direct his car between Raikonnen AND Kubica to take out BOTH his rivals??? A more likely scenario is he instinctively veered left because there was room to the left of Raikonnen. Kubica was next to the pit wall so going to the right obviously wasn't an option! lol

Oh, btw... the person that said "the great Senna" never purposely took out a rival?!! Lol, you don't know your F1 history very well. He took Prost, who was on pole, out in the first turn of a season ending race because he knew he could match Prost's pace.... Years later during an interview, Senna essentially admitted to the fact!

This is unbelievable.

How come anyone can wonder about Hamilton's intentions there, in the pitlane? He saw it too late and tried to go round Kimi's car on his left side, the only side that provided room for such a manoeuvre. God, what is it with you people? I'm not Hamilton's fan, but let's just be objective, he didn't mean it.

By the way, I can't grasp the fairness in penalizing Lewis for this incident while Kimi got away with his own mistake in Monte Carlo. I'm not saying the Finn should have been penalized then, but how on Earth is this sanction that Lewis just received justified? Formula 1 is truly becoming a circus act. There's just so much politics in it, and I hate it.

Well done, Robert, keep up the brilliant work! BMW might not be the best car in the field, but this particular driver proved incredibly mature, cool and able. All credit to that. His maiden victory is nothing but well-deserved.

A quote from Kubica :

"I have to thank him that he shunts Kimi and not me."

http://news.bbc.co.uk/sport1/hi/motorsport/formula_one/74430 89.stm

it's a shame now tho that the race is being remembered for this incident, Kubica won his first race and the attention shud b on him, but thats not how it works i suppose, people like to look for a bad guy!!!