F1 2009 : Spain | Catalunya GP

**BoyFerrari** · May 10th, 2009 06:12 PM

Also goes to show that Hamilton was lucky enough to be a good driver on the right car, during his first 2 seasons. Had he debuted in a Toro Rosso like Vettel, none of this Hamilton-mania would have happened.

Look at him now, driving an out-of-pace McLaren. He has been reduced to a Nico Rosberg just running around the circuit till the end of the race, like the rest of the driver mortals.

People who can't appreciate driving skills, will naturally remember only those who have been winning races.

**BoyFerrari** · May 10th, 2009 06:17 PM

However, Formula One is a glamour, highly-commercialized celebrity sport. Being a good driver in F1 will mean nothing. You need to land a drive in the top cars in your F1 career and win races, otherwise you will be just a faceless driver in the circuit serving as nothing but a moving obstacle to the frontrunners.

I don't blame Nico if he thinks his years with Williams are not doing anything good to his career.

**testament11** · May 10th, 2009 09:54 PM

napakamalas naman ni kimi...

right now, button on the lead, 31 laps more

**tidus1203** · May 10th, 2009 10:25 PM

Another blunder with Ferrari after the Kimi blunder now it looks like Massa has to conserve fuel in the final stages with Vettel just behind him...

**tidus1203** · May 10th, 2009 10:40 PM

1-2 again for Brawn GP. Ferrari lost 2 places from 4th to now 6th because of their stupidity of under-fueling... Where did Mark Webber come from? It looked like Massa and Vettel has locked 3rd and 4th places... Button is looking really good for the championship.

And the Ferrari doesn't even have enough gas to finish the in-lap!

**testament11** · May 10th, 2009 10:52 PM

grabe, nagkakalat na pala ang ferrari ngayon. ngayon lang ako ulit nanood ng f1 race after such a long time, eto na pala ang ferrari ngayon, its pwe-rari na!

**tidus1203** · May 10th, 2009 11:15 PM

Remember this is a very different Ferrari team than the glory days. Wala na mga key people like Ross Brawn (he is making his own success), Jean Todt (president na ng cars devision) and of course Micheal Schumacher (retired, rumor has it he is also to blame for many of Ferrari's blunders. He might be a good driver but he seems to be a bad strategist)...

**BoyFerrari** · May 10th, 2009 11:27 PM

What a boring race. It was so boring, the fans could only find excitement with their home hero overtaking a Ferrari that is running out of fuel in the last lap.

Another boring part is when the car infront has the KERS, while the car behind it doesn't have one. They will be stuck in that position forever. The only thing you could hope for to keep yourself awake, is when either guy makes a pitstop.

Talking about pitstops, the FIA will be banning refuelling next season. Maybe we'll have more cars running out of fuel by that time.