If Grosjean wins the Hungarian Grand Prix, a 100-page thread will be opened about how Lotus management is so incompetent that they did not order Grosjean to let Raikkonen past in the interest of the championship. Bouiller is quoted as saying that as Kimi is leaving anyway, Romain is their future number one driver and the win helps with the confidence.
Another thread will be opened with people asking whether Red Bull should actually offer the second seat to Grosjean rather than the older Raikkonen.
Third thread asks a question. Is Grosjean a future WDC? Does this win unlock his enormous potential? Most people disagree and say that you jump to conclusions too early based on one race.
Fourth thread reminds us that this is the first French F1 driver to win for 17 years. Yes, the last one was Panis in 1996. The French are back in the business!
Fifth thread is astonished, how the stewards were passive and did not award Grosjean a drive through penalty for pushing both front-row starters Vettel and Hamilton off in the first corner. "He still doesn't know, how to start a race." However, there is mild praise by saying that Grosjean was skilled (or lucky depending on person) enough to keep his own car intact this time, even if Vettel and Hamilton got damage. Another thread tells us that Hamilton still hasn't learnt anything from 2011 how to avoid crashes and that Vettel not only can't overtake, but can't defend either.
You seem to have missed out the bit where the mods close all the above threads when they are all finally guilty of moving off-topic into the usual fanboy/baiting/hating threads like this one has!
