Gonna watch this again on RTM tonight at 1.00am
the commentators are crappy.
"That's Heidfield in front of Raikkonen!" - It was Alex Wurz
"Kubica must have a puncture as his lap has slowed down considerbly" - he was the third fastest car on the track behind the mclaren a lap after...

And the stupidest of all, after the second stop
"Lewis is catching Fernando Alonso, and the game is on!" - McLaren drivers never race each other after the last pit stop to avoid accident and to preserve engine. The game had already ended there and then

then dont watch it la... complaint for what???

Team order controversy returned to the Formula One paddock on Sunday evening when Ron Dennis was accused by the British media of illegally preventing former championship leader Lewis Hamilton from challenging his McLaren teammate Fernando Alonso in Monaco.

The most memorable such hullabaloo was in 2002, when Ferrari's Rubens Barrichello pulled over for Michael Schumacher within sight of the Austrian GP chequer.

Dennis, though, was at the centre of a similar storm in 1998, when David Coulthard deferred to Mika Hakkinen in Melbourne.

In Monaco, the F1 circus was unhappy to learn that Hamilton had to follow the lead of his world champion teammate after the first pit stop, having qualified on a heavier fuel load than pole sitter Alonso - and the saga was spurred on by the 22-year-old's visible disappointment on the podium and in the post-race press conference.

"I've got number two on my car. I am the number two driver," Hamilton said bluntly.

Team orders that manipulate the result of a race are forbidden by the FIA, but mere team strategies are less frowned-upon.

Dennis, the Woking based team's chairman and principal, made no apologies for protecting the McLaren one-two despite admitting to some disappointment.

"I don't like to slow drivers down, I don't like them to be frustrated but it is the way you have to win the Monaco Grand Prix," he said.

Dennis insisted to reporters that the situation was a 'one off', created by the unforgiving Monaco barriers and also McLaren's performance advantage over their nearest competitor here.

He said: "We don't have team orders - we had a strategy to win this race.

"There will be places where they will be absolutely free to race, but this isn't one of them."

Source GMM
CAPSIS International

well, i believe it will be a competitive race. with 4 possible winners, i bet lewis will have its first race to win. if kimi continue to be unlucky, massa will have chances to win, else kimi will have higher chance to win. and dont forget about alonso, as well. alonso biggest challenger will be his own teamate, not from ferrari