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Subscribe to this threadSPOILER ALERT: Hungary for Points: Upsets & Surprises at the Magyar GP
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Biomech @ Aug 4th 2008 9:13AM
I was so excited to see Massa win, then his engine blew and I literally screamed out in shock. He deserved that win... a really great race though.
Ben @ Aug 4th 2008 9:38AM
It was a fantastic race.
I'm pretty sure that the reason the Ferrari got out to such a good opening sprint was because of the TQ control mechanism on the McLaren, which was restricting TQ in order to gain traction, which ended up hurting performance when the Ferrari grabbed hard. Kind of dumb if you ask me, this is essentially traction control.
Mobius_1 @ Aug 4th 2008 9:28PM
I was on the verge of tears, and was totally confused by Kimi Raikonnen setting the fastest lap when it didn't really matter
Can't wait for Valencia (and more so, Singapore) though