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[Garagiste]

... Whatever the reason, current F1 regulations resulted in race fans losing the chance for 2 thrilling down to the wire battles...

Have to take issue with this - no team boss in the history of motor racing will have wanted their two drivers going hammer and tong in the closing stages of a race if they are running together, either if in the lead or a decent points finish with little chance of improving that result. Cack all to do with the current regulations, it's a team sport and always has been if you're running >1 car.

[MikeV1987]

Vettel has been screwed most. Betrayed by his team, ostracized by media, and now exposed to ridicule; and for what? It is RBR which cultivates this nonsense with Webber for years, giving fertile ground to events like this one.
Horner said that Vettel must be bitter after Silverstone and Brazil; yeah, duuh! Webber never supported Vettel, and the latest from Ecclestone, that Seb might need Webber end of the year to help him is in my opinion big pile of hui. Webber is on the record to side rather with enemy (Alonso), than with his team mate. RBR is thus reaping fruits of what they seeded in the first place. Their type of management simply backfired. I left wondering whether this will be a decision supporting factor when Vettel receives a phone call from an another team.

Rosberg is another one who got screwed, regardless of Hamilton's today polemics.