2015 Formula One Malaysian Grand Prix

ENDR · Mar 29, 2015

Well... I'm pretty sure this time no one can say that Vettel won because of a superior car

HenkySA · Mar 29, 2015

it's a Ferrari day. great combination of the strategy utilization, taking a good opportunity in the safety car period and Seb's driving cautious but very well, clean and fast. don't forget Kimi has done a decent comeback/recover too.

Joel · Mar 29, 2015

Kjell Eilertsen said:
I don't want Merc to keep on winning, I just don't want Vettel to win.

Why?

Kjell Eilertsen · Mar 29, 2015

Jarvis said:
Why?

Because I'm not a fan?

ENDR · Mar 29, 2015

Qazdar Karim said:
Vettel will eat a 20-30 sec gap again on dry, his only chance is rain and still it's minimal.

Is it now?

Joel · Mar 29, 2015

Kjell Eilertsen said:
Because I'm not a fan?

Yes, but from what I understand you don't want him to win even if he deserves it.

Deleted member 161052 · Mar 29, 2015

So far Verstappen is the youngest points finisher at the age of 17 years and 180 days.

Kjell Eilertsen · Mar 29, 2015

Jarvis said:
Yes, but from what I understand you don't want him to win even if he deserves it.

Correct.

Darren Bentley · Mar 29, 2015

The only bad thing about Vettel winning is that we have to hear that annoying high pitched scream he does on the radio when he wins, other than that I am glad he won even if I have slated him so much in the past

Ho3n3r · Mar 29, 2015

Kjell Eilertsen said:
Correct.

Enjoy that hate.

Brilliant victory.

Torcano · Mar 29, 2015

One more victory and Vettel ties with Senna for third most victories in F1 - 41 wins, behind Schumacher at 91 and Prost at 51.

RoMaN14 · Mar 29, 2015

My favorite driver has always been Raikkonen but, objectively speaking, the best driver of the last few years has been Sebastian, and I am obviously very happy that they are teammates (and friends) and, in fact, doing so well.

That being said, this is far from over. Merc has 100% poles so far and Lewis was faster on the primes; besides, these are very early days. Perhaps China's highly technical track will shine light into the matter.

Kjell Eilertsen said:
Correct.

If, indeed, you don't want him to win even if he deserves it, I feel very sorry for you. That is, because the culture of F1, and sportsmanship in general, is far nobler and more beautiful. I fear that you are missing out on it slightly.

The same goes to all who psychotically hate him.

Benutzername · Mar 29, 2015

Surprised by it. I am not a Vettel fan - Well done Seb!

Darth · Mar 29, 2015

Mclaren's improvement was evident, hopefullly they will up there fighting
by the end of the year. By the way, Kimi's race was by far the most impressive.

ENDR · Mar 29, 2015

Darth said:
Mclaren's improvement was evident

It was! They retired so much later in the race!

Mark Aalberts · Mar 29, 2015

I wonder how Alonso feel right now seeing Ferrari in it's current shape.

Great race by Kimi, also Sainz who moved up from the back of the field. And ofcourse Max becoming the youngest point finisher wich he already should have done in his first race.

I think Ferrari is stronger then many would have thought and perhaps Melbourne came to soon for many teams. Lets see how it pans out for the next few races, maybe it is not going to be total Merc domination afterall.

kedy89 · Mar 29, 2015

Nice race, and certainly better than the Australian GP.

Good call by Ferrari to not go in during the Safety Car, but also lucky that Hamilton was held up a bit by Sainz, Grosjean and Hülkenberg after the restart. All in all a deserved win for Vettel.

Raikkonen with a great recovery drive, didn't expect him to get anywhere near 4th after he had the puncture just after the pit entry.

Both Toro Rossos ahead of the Red Bulls, let's see if they again blaim Renault for that

Ericsson with some nice overtakes at the start, before he went full retard in turn 1.

The penalty for Hulk was harsh, imo Kvyat just turned left while he was still besides him.

Hats off to Manor and Mehri for making it to the end.