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Aug @ Mar 17th 2008 10:28AM
Kimi did REALLY well, he was incredibly impressive. He started in
15th, he navigated his way flawlessly around and through the wreck at
the beginning and hauled all the way up to 7th or 8th, then he ended
up scooting all the way to 3rd, then, right when he nabbed 2nd he had
his trouble.
I can't wait to see Raikkonen vs. Hamilton this season. :)
I was a little disappointed though, Massa seemed to lose control all on his own. (It looked like it was due to a wreck that happened near him, but they showed it slowed down and he just drove off a few seconds before the wreck beside him).
a @ Mar 17th 2008 10:59AM
I don't understand how you can call Kimi impressive. He made two rookie mistakes. One of the worst drivers of the race IMO.
gabibiza @ Mar 17th 2008 11:24AM
he never went to second! he was behind Glock and spun then bk on the tail of the trio led by bourdais and broke his engine..he was nerver 2nd! watch the race properly next time!
BPeredo @ Mar 17th 2008 11:32AM
He attempted a pass at Heiki for P2 and was ahead of him for about a second before going off. So yes, he was P2 at one point. ;)