I thought it was a brilliant race and the track has the potential to become one of the classics.

Alonso did well to get up so far even with helping hand he received from Massa. I know there are people that weren't happy with what happenned, and in a way i can understand, but if anyone has complaints it should be with the rules rather than Ferrari - what they did was within the rules and was just as legal as what Red Bull did with Vettel when they got him to start in the pit lane two weeks ago. With Vettel second it hasn't really changed things too much in the championship and it sets things up for next weekend.

Hamilton had a brilliant race all weekend and was a worthy winner. If McLaren hadn't had the reliability problems with Button on Saturday, which is what has let McLaren down too often this year, then who knows if they might have been looking at a 1-2. I did think yesterday when we'll see Hamilton on top of the podium again (if ever?). It did seem on the podium that him and Whitmarsh were on good terms again, unfortunately a bit too late. I know he's in the background now but it's a pity IMO that Ron Dennis couldn't have banged some heads together as neither of them will be better off without the other.