disregard that, where can i get the benz ads, alonso x lewis x hakkinen?

its kinda unusual for all the f1 cars directly go into pit after race ended like today

nice race by the Ferrari drivers. Too bad for Lewis, losing more ground to Alonso. Btw, why didn't they do 1 lap before going into the pits?

Spa is the only GP that allow driver to use short cut.

haha then now on every 1 will start playing GT4.

any one play EA Sport F1 Challange 2007?
i buy this game last week but it use Turkey language
nevermind,there a 3 new circuit which is Fuji and 2 test circuit(Jerez and Valencia)

Lewis Hamilton has criticised Fernando Alonso after he was forced off the track by his team-mate at the start of the Belgian GP.

The two McLaren drivers, who are not the best of friends as it is, started the grand prix side-by-side on the second row of the grid.

And heading into the first corner they will still alongside each other when Alonso shut the door on his rookie team-mate, forcing him off the track.

It was a move that Hamilton labeled 'unfair', saying he didn't expect it from someone he looks up to and someone who is always complaining when such moves are pulled on him.

"I wouldn't say fair, but it was hard," Hamilton told Autosport with regards to Alonso's move.

"The guy on the outside doesn't always have the corner. I don't know whether I was ahead, but there was enough room for us all to get round fair and square.

"I just feel for someone that's always complaining about people doing unfair maneuvers, and everyone wanting to be fair and someone I look up to, and he has gone and swiped me and pushed me as wide as he could. I was just really lucky there was a run-off area so I could take that."

"At Eau Rouge it's impossible to take two Formula One cars through there without taking each other out, so I just lifted."

Lewis Hamilton on Sunday criticised his team-mate Fernando Alonso after their on-track battle at the start of the Belgian Grand Prix.

The championship leader, whose advantage over Alonso was reduced to just two points after finishing fourth at Spa Francorchamps, was quoted as saying after the race that he thought the Spaniard's driving at the first corner had not been fair.

"I don't know if we touched, but he had plenty of room to let us both go around the corner," Hamilton is quoted as saying by motorsport-total.com.

Replays show Hamilton going wide off the circuit at La Source before his wheel to wheel dice with Alonso continued on the approach to the flat-out Eau Rouge bends.

"Fernando always complains about others he says are unfair, but he pushed me off clearly intentionally. For a young driver like me, who looks up to a double world champion, he is not fulfilling his position as a role model," Hamilton said.

But McLaren boss Ron Dennis told the British broadcaster ITV after the race that he thought his drivers' tactics had been "absolutely fine".

"They weren't too aggressive, and they're racing drivers, that's what they do," he insisted.

After a season of controversies involving his team, Dennis was keen to play down the incident.

"Let's move to motor racing for the next three Grand Prix," he advised.

He learned it from Massa lar