Canadian GP

[Dom1878]

That the one Hill won in the jordan? if it is you're right it was a bloody great race

Yep, was the one where a car spun at the start, and caused the majority of cars to get caught up in it, causing the race to be stopped, and most the drivers running to get into the spare cars, and the race restarted again. And then Couthard having to slow down to be lapped by Schumacher (i think) but schumacher ramming the back of him thanks to poor visibilty and i think it was a Jordan 1-2 that day

[video=youtube;e287pHZNUcs]http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=e287pHZNUcs[/video]

[video=youtube;kLGqedydP74]http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=kLGqedydP74[/video]

 

[teppic]

Still doesnt beat Spa 1998 with the huge crash at the start, really bad weather, and Schumacher trying to kill Coulthard

It's in my all time top 3 wet weather races. Along with Spa 98 as you say which was a true classic and of course Hatch 93. the excitement of Button going through the field and taking it on the last lap was superb.

 

[linglong]

It was a race that the way the weather was, was a lottery Vettel's mistake allowed Button to win and all credit to him but would he have won the race in the dry? i find it doubtful tbh as the McClaren's are well off the pace set by Red Bull so far this season.

But i think Button needed the win mainly becuase it was becoming a little stale with Vettel seemingly begining to run away with the title.

 

[linglong]

Oh and Gogo Sebby for the rest of the season,the lad's utter class.

 

[Hibbert&Ernie]

[video=youtube;f54y6K-QbGQ]http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=f54y6K-QbGQ[/video]

 

[linglong]

So by all accounts Hamilton met with Red Bull's boss Cristian Horner? mind you it's a daily mail story so i give it little credence.

 

[chicoazul]

I'm in Canada and have just been in a lift with some Team Red Bull lids. They're were really dull.