Cynon wrote:The Tire Compounds: Holy crap that race was boring, and two of my favorite drivers went 1-2 in that race. I took a nap midway through the race, woke up, wasn't surprised by the results. PIRELLI! PLEASE! Bring back the Silverstone tire compounds!!!
Arguably,the tyres are why the races became dull over the last few races, and how it screwed Ferrari and Lotus's qualifying efforts when their cars can't heat up the tyres well enough. Red Bull is really the team who benefited from the tyre change, as they have won 8 of the 9 races with the 2012 spec tyres with Vettel. If the tyres were still the same, we would have no doubt seen Force India contending for podiums, and everyone where they should have been instead of the FIA making a scapegoat out of Pirelli. The second half of the season really knocked a dent in some team's plans, and I think that teams only wanted the tyres to be changed to benefit them. The tyre change can be a case of the teams trying to fix the results of the race. It's a different version of team orders, and they got their wish. Why didn't the tyre compounds stay, so teams had to work around their problems? It would have made the second half more interesting.
pi314159 wrote:Or, more generally, give it to the deadbeat teammates: Rosberg, Button, Massa, Kovalainen, Gutierrez, Maldonado and Chilton.
Quite honestly, this is a reasonable nomination, as there were a lot of deadbeat teammates this weekend. I say it is a decent contender for ROTR.