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2011 Spanish Grand Prix Driver of the Weekend

Discussion in 'Grand Prix Polls' started by teabagyokel, May 22, 2011.

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2011 Spanish Grand Prix Driver of the Weekend

Sebastian Vettel 13 29.5%
Mark Webber 0 0.0%
Lewis Hamilton 25 56.8%
Jenson Button 1 2.3%
Fernando Alonso 1 2.3%
Felipe Massa 0 0.0%
Michael Schumacher 0 0.0%
Nico Rosberg 0 0.0%
Nick Heidfeld 4 9.1%
Vitaly Petrov 0 0.0%
Rubens Barrichello 0 0.0%
Pastor Maldonado 0 0.0%
Adrian Sutil 0 0.0%
Paul di Resta 0 0.0%
Kamui Kobayashi 0 0.0%
Sergio Perez 0 0.0%
Sebastien Buemi 0 0.0%
Jaime Alguersuari 0 0.0%
Heikki Kovalainen 0 0.0%
Jarno Trulli 0 0.0%
Narain Karthikeyan 0 0.0%
Vitantonio Liuzzi 0 0.0%
Timo Glock 0 0.0%
Jerome d’Ambrosio 0 0.0%
  1. Jru Rookie

    I was actually agreeing with you that he raced well, but that it just wasn't enough for me with other performances, possibly in line with the idea of debate around which was the better performance. I'm not worried about defending my opinion due to you saying yours, but offering a different one, if we didnt discuss the performances we would just have a series of statements from each person.
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  3. Slyboogy World Champion

    I would say 5th fastest, impressive feat in a track where overtaking is hard, and the midfield scrap was really 'scrappy' last weekend
  4. MCLS Teenage delinquent

    I know what you mean sly, but as the overtaking stats show, overtaking in midfield wasn't that hard
  5. Slyboogy World Champion

    I beg to differ, most of those guys in the midfield are driving for their lives some are rookies some are just trying to hang in there, and then there's also mad man Kobayashi to be concerned about
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  6. MCLS Teenage delinquent

    The overtaking there must have not been hard if there were around 90 overtaking maneuverers
  7. Slyboogy World Champion

    Yet Hamilton and Vettel couldn't overtake each other or Alonso
  8. MCLS Teenage delinquent

    That's at the front, as already stated, 80% of overtakes were in the middle to lower regions of the field
  9. Slyboogy World Champion

    Doesn't mean overtaking at the midfield was "easier".

    Shame how we never saw many midfield battles on tv if 80% of overrtakes happened there.
  10. MCLS Teenage delinquent

    Blame the TV directors for that, the footage is available on this site though with the breakdown of overtakes.
  11. Slyboogy World Champion

    I think I shall...

    Damn TV directors! >:( :givemestrength:
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  12. McZiderRed Race Winner

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    I've finally decided to vote and it's for Heidfeld.

    It wasn't his fault his car caught fire* and missed qualifying. He then put in a splendid fight from the back. Yes, you may argue he had the tyres, but he still had to put them to good use. So Heidfeld it is. :yes:

    *At least I don't think it was, unless someone has pictures of Nick with matches to hand...:unsure:
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  13. AlexM May stop watching F1 completely

    I'm split between Vettel/Hamilton - Vettel for not making a mistake, and Hamilton for not giving up. I can't help but think that if the DRS had been more 'favourable' at this circuit Hamilton would have shot past with ease but it is what it is.

    Honourable mentions for Webber beating Vettel to pole, Alonso taking first off of the line and holding it for quite some time, and Heidfeld / Kobayashi for working their way from the back into the points.
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