he win in monaco once back in 2005

can't remember which season was it but kimi retired half way and he just cooly walk over to his yacht or something and watch the rest of the race with his friends from there. 

AMD is almost broke lol we don't need them

how to know when the driver will use fresh engine ? not every race also fresh engine ?

me too.. i was like WTF when he cross the line to take pole, what is this massa doing...    i would prefer him on 2nd alongside kimi to block hami.. but cant deny that he's a better qualifier the kimi.. i do feel kimi need the pole to win this race cos if the ferrari is lighter then mclaren.. then it's all gone...kimi is better then massa on this track.. if kimi can get a clear run for the first stint, he can pull away and find some margin before the first pit...

but i dont think there will be any changes in position before the first pit stop as the run down to the first corner is quite short and not much overtaking opportunity is possible there unless some one had a really bad start.. if that the case it migh even cause accident also...

What's the use of outqualifying when Kimi is leading the championship

Kimi Raikkonen

�A very poor race for me, right from the off. There was a problem with a wheel before the start and we broke the rules, which meant I was given a drive-through penalty. During the race, my main problem was trying to get the tyres to work as well as possible. Then we decided to change the strategy as we expected it to rain again, but it didn�t happen. Twice I had to change the nose after breaking the front wing. So, as you can see, a long run of things going wrong which explains the 0 points. I am sorry for Sutil, who I hit with just a few laps to go. I lost control of the car under braking coming out of the tunnel and I could do nothing to avoid him. It�s a shame how things went today, as we had the potential to do well. It�s true that I�ve lost the championship lead, but I always said the championship would be a very long one. Now we must prepare as well as possible for Canada where we will try to make up for this disappointment.�

The Monaco Grand Prix stewards have decided that no action was needed following the crash between Kimi Raikkonen and Adrian Sutil on Sunday.

Raikkonen crashed into the back of Sutil with just a few minutes of the race left, robbing the Force India driver of what looked set to be his best finish in Formula One.

Although the accident was clearly caused by Raikkonen, the stewards deemed no action was necessary.

"The Stewards after hearing the explanation of both the Competitors representatives and the drivers decided that the incident requires no further action," they said in a statement.

An emotional Sutil said after the race that he was sure Raikkonen had not done it on purpose.

"It was a great race with an incredibly sad ending," he said. "We could have had fourth place. It's incredible bad luck that Kimi crashed into me. He obviously didn't do it on purpose."

Raikkonen himself said he had just lost control of his car and there was nothing he could do to avoid hitting the Force India car.

thats very fundamental in the car's safety. high sped crash can easily happened if the they wasn't tight enough.
with the tight circuit of monaco, can't take the risk.

massa made an error. so does kimi. both doesn't look comfy' in the rain.
if it wasn't the safety car, massa could've win.
look forward to the next race.

after the drive thru penalty. he looks good for  at least 4th  place. but he lost control of the car and bumped into adrian sutil's. shit does happens 

got this kind of logic?

any 1 has the video that kimi broke his front wing in recent monaco gp?how did that happen?