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Originally Posted by alpha_omega
Wow is right. I had read your post before I watched the replay, and I still was surprised when I saw it.
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Did you hear Vettel defied team orders to win the race over his teammate Weber?
I get it - Formula 1 a team will give an order to their driver to maintain a gap or in nonprofessional terms, not to pass their teammate in managed situations – especially near the end of a race.
I get it - Teams do not want to see both of their drivers racing each other and end up in the fence and giving away points. I get it - if driver #1 is going for the world championship – the team does not want to see driver #2 winning a race and interfering with driver #1 points.
Nevertheless, as a fan I don’t like it – I just want to see the most skilled driver with the best car win. That is all.
Here is a good review of Malaysian Grand Prix review:
Vettel defies team orders to seize victory
Alonso out early
Webber takes lead
“Mark is too slow”
War breaks out at Red Bull
No smiles on the podium
http://www.f1fanatic.co.uk/2013/03/2...d-prix-review/