Unfortunately Bernie is so far into bed with Pirelli that it looks like they'll be renewing their tender into the future

Yes, he retired. The TV commentary did not mention why, just a screen of him walking away from the pits.The BBC has Nasr retiring on lap 49. I don't know if they're correct, or Planet F1 where I got the result list?
Yes he retired in the last lap or two. I'm not entirely sure how it works but I think it's due to the fact that even through he retired, he'd still completed more laps that the guy who came in last (so for example Nasr drops out with one lap to go, but he'd already lapped Stevens twice, so he would be net +1 lap up). He is therefore classified, but in last place.prcscct wrote:Hamilton wins and has the fastest lap. Every car finished, no retirements, which is a 1st this season I think. NOTE: The BBC has Nasr retiring on lap 49. I don't know if they're correct, or Planet F1 where I got the result list?
Quite agree. I dozed off around lap forty something, and caught the last few laps. I thought the TV coverage on Sky was diabolical. They concentrated for a long time on a battle outside the points, while (apparently) Vettel was catching Rosberg. I do enjoy the post-race chit-chat (or not) between the drivers before they go to the podium. The Hamster was staring at the wall, not having eye contact with Vettel or Rosberg, and I mentioned to Mr.VS that perhaps they should chat in German - just to annoy him. Lo and behold, they were.Nereus wrote:Glad I did not pay money to go and watch it, the race a bit like watching paint dry.