Vote on great this year's races. You can vote on every grand prix if you want.
Please vote only on good races in terms of entertaining, amount of action, not on how your favourite driver performed. For me - 6 out 9 races were really good.
2013 thrilling races
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michal2009b
, Jul 10 2013 23:04
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Kingshark
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Posted 11 July 2013 - 00:05
Malaysia, China and Germany. It's ironic because I despise Vettel, yet he won two of them, yet they were the only three proper races this season.
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OvDrone
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Posted 11 July 2013 - 00:11
Sepang, definitely.
For all the wrong and right reasons.
For all the wrong and right reasons.
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PorcupineTroy
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Posted 11 July 2013 - 05:18
Bahrain has been my favourite F1 race this year, but the GP2 Sprint Race in Barcelona and (especially) Indycar at Sao Paolo have been my overall favourite races of 2013.
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BullHead
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Posted 11 July 2013 - 07:21
Malaysia, Bahrain, Monaco, Germany.
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JHSingo
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Posted 11 July 2013 - 10:53
Thrilling?
That's being generous, isn't it?
That's being generous, isn't it?
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Posted 11 July 2013 - 13:49
Australia gets a free pass for me because it's the first race of the year--nearly always exciting after such a long wait.
Malaysia had qualifying in tricky conditions and a race in the same--I agree with the poster above who said it was a good one for all the right and wrong reasons.
China was okay but mostly a tyre-saving exercise, and the same goes for Spain, so they don't get my vote.
Bahrain lacked a battle for the lead but there was plenty of action elsewhere in the race, so it was entertaining.
I must be the only person this year who liked Monaco. The battle for the lead lasted almost the whole race, even if there was no 'real' action. Tyres were kind of shoddy here, though.
The drivers seemed to be able to push the cars at Canada but there was not much going on there, and I'd vote for Britain if it weren't for the utterly shambolic nature of the tyres there.
Germany definitely gets a vote from me, though--this one is sort of like what Bahrain could've been. Best one since last year's finale, I think.
Malaysia had qualifying in tricky conditions and a race in the same--I agree with the poster above who said it was a good one for all the right and wrong reasons.
China was okay but mostly a tyre-saving exercise, and the same goes for Spain, so they don't get my vote.
Bahrain lacked a battle for the lead but there was plenty of action elsewhere in the race, so it was entertaining.
I must be the only person this year who liked Monaco. The battle for the lead lasted almost the whole race, even if there was no 'real' action. Tyres were kind of shoddy here, though.
The drivers seemed to be able to push the cars at Canada but there was not much going on there, and I'd vote for Britain if it weren't for the utterly shambolic nature of the tyres there.
Germany definitely gets a vote from me, though--this one is sort of like what Bahrain could've been. Best one since last year's finale, I think.
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pingu666
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Posted 11 July 2013 - 13:52
rockingham trucks, bristol nns
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TheThirdTenor1
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Posted 11 July 2013 - 13:56
Malaysia was he best of the lot, though it wouldn't have been half as entertaining if Webber had got the undercut instead of Vettel (as he would normally do in that situation).
Edited by TheThirdTenor1, 11 July 2013 - 14:13.
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Peat
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Posted 11 July 2013 - 13:59
rockingham trucks, bristol nns
Finale of the Sau Paulo Indy300 was good too. Phewy!
But, F12013? None have really moved me.
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Posted 11 July 2013 - 16:41
You're only as good as you're last race. Everyone only remembers the last race. 
