Several cars seemed to be under the impression that the race can be won on lap 1.
i agree the safety car was needed, said the times it reminds hugely of Nurburgring 2007, but the length was ridiculous & 20 maybe 30 mins but an hour an 1hr 15? i think was ridiculous. tom kristensen had said it was fine with over half an hour before they actually restarted the track had gone from very wet to fully dry line. in a way i feel for some of the team screwed over by strategy because they pitted for wet tyres & then had to pit back to dry tyres because the safety car period had completely nullified any competitive wet drivingThe track was half wet/half dry, de Freitas had no option other than to shove the SC out as the drivers have proven that they either can't or won't drive to the conditions. Did you see the carnage at, I think, Indianapolis? The drivers were warned that there was a river running across the track and yet they still threw it in to the corner on slicks thinking they had the "skill" to make it out the other side.
I have to say I'm missing the old commentators. This lot are too excitable. This is an endurance and Alex Brundle and Alex Jacques are commentating like it's an F2 sprint. Calm the f@#k down and terat the race with the respect it deserves. Also, the American bloke really seems out of his depth. He really needs to stop using American race terms at a European event.
i gave it up, woke up & with 8 hours to go after going to bed at midnight. but now im searching at what happened to the 94 peugeot that was leading at midnight is now 10th & the pole sitting 50 ferrari thats 9th