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[F1Fanatic.co.uk]

Was there ever a more tense title decider than that?

[Risil]

Yes but we won't go into it.

[wingwalker]

i gave it 9 in hope i will give a 10 next time this year. but the race was absolutely fantastic. it was so good i completely forgot to check out the result of the god damned parliament elections which which took place yesterday! after two hours of reliving and reading comments i went out thinking "wow" and then realized they results are probably known since 2hrs or something

[brunopascal]

9 - Fantastic

Excitement and racing all race, and a perfect result (cheering for Ferrari and Kimi).

I was watching the race with 3 spaniards and we were all shouting when LH ran wide on the first lap. Later only I was shouting when Kimi took the lead and LH was below 5th place.

[HP]

10.

The suspense was something that I haven't experienced from a F1 race since Suzuka 2000.

The result was something that I didn't think would be possible,

LH's charge was great to see.

Plenty of other dramas unfolding on track, thankfully everything ended up harmless with the accidnets.

[Tuxy]

The best race I've ever seen in my life.

[idrumond]

For a dry track race, what more could we ask for? Amazing sports Sunday form me, starting with Nalbandian taking Madrid title, then the F1 season finale, then my team Atletico-MG winning the football match against Vasco da Gama on a full stadium.

All that with cold beers to keep the coolness in this hot Brazilian weather.

Cheers!!!

PS: shame on Globo TV for the terrible transmission. It's more clear everyday that they produce stupid material for stupid people (lucky the rest of the world didn't catch the embarrasing pre-race stories they created - Rapper Hamilton x Don Alonso)

[9 Degrees 12 Min]

For all my complaints of processional races, rubbish tracks (Magyar and Magny-Cours), litigious acrimony, integrity-eroding intrique and espionage...a Brazil GP 2007 appears and reaffirms my adoration and shameless love of motor racing and Formula 1's Stockholm-Syndrome affect on me.

[Ricardo F1]

It was awesome.

[lukywill]

a complete waste of time.

no racing at all. all maths making flags nervous.

waiting for a dnf till the end.

personally i liked mclaren, denis, mercedes, haug and hamilton to lose it under someones law. and sure it didn´t smell to me ferrari law.

[molive]

Originally posted by idrumond
PS: shame on Globo TV for the terrible transmission.

I didnt see the pre-race show, but I thought the race transmission was OK.

(OT: some people in europe were complaining of bad images, due to conversion from NTSC to PAL, but I also got very good image quality).



The race itself, almost perfect (yes, I wanted Kimi to be champion but Massa to win the race, damm you Alonso).

[alfa1]

Originally posted by F1Fanatic.co.uk
Was there ever a more tense title decider than that?

1997 Jerez was possibly better.


I thought the Brazilian GP was good, but only because we knew so much rested on the outcome of LH's position. If this had been a race earlier on in the season, then I think we all would rate it rather lowly. Not boring, but only 'ok'.