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Sorry you don't understand, however, what you believe is your choice... Heidfeld, and his engineer obviously felt that it was worth the effort to pull out enough time to absorb a pitstop, and still be in front, only to have the team refusing to allow a change of strategy, that would have allowed this side of the garage the win, a win that was just as important to Heidfeld as to Kubica!!
If Heidfelds stop had been 4-5 secs faster he would have had to do another stop as did Kubica, with the advantage of track position, and perhaps traffic/deteriorating track conditions, he had a FAIR chance of winning, IF Kubica`was the faster man then WE the FANS would have had a thrilling race to the flag, instead of the yawnfest it became!! And since when was it not possible to change strategy mid-race?? Contracts? F1??LOL,LOL.Nick's face on the podium spoke a thousand words! Much like Barrichello when he was winning against Schumi, and he had to let him past, the only protest he had was that he did it on the finishing line!!You may think Kubicas face does'nt fit, but, NOT TRUE, One of the most gifted of drivers is still on the sidelines...I mention A.Davidson... not my choice, but still a wasted talent. Read Mark Hughes article in Autosport, on this man...enlightening. Hamster dropped a bollock yesterday, or it would have been his race, Kubica was gifted the race by team BMW, Heidfeld was hung out to dry, yes it's a one,two, but in the wrong order, this is'nt new, but is it racing? Should Kubica win this championship, i hope he reflects on yesterdays team vote of confidence, personally...I hope not..And as for lamping somebody...Power to you Nick for not splattering theisson's teeth all over the podium!!