Mark Webber won in a pretty convincing style at the British Grand Prix. Sure he was aided by a first lap puncture to team mate Sebastien Vettel, but he still had to drive superbly to keep Hamilton at bay. Jenson Button also had a great result coming from 14th to 4th at the flag in an unspectacular but flawless drive.
I was particularly impressed by Kobayashi again as he flung the Sauber around Silverstone and there were plenty of talking points throughout. One of which was Fernando Alonso’s drive through, which I personally thought was rather harsh considering the person he gained the advantage from had dropped out. What was he supposed to do? Typical that Nigel “Dramatic” Mansell was on the drivers panel this weekend for the stewards, no bets guessing where that decision came from.
Finally, it was great to see Sir Stirling Moss at Silverstone, handing over the 2nd place trophy no less to Lewis Hamilton. There is no bigger legend left of the golden F1 years and I was mighty glad to see him in good health, back fighting fit and if you weren’t aware, you can even see him driving in anger again in two weeks time, nice one Sterling.
