Leave him alone he know's what he's doing!!

Justin:

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=p2RxLbiTIoY&feature=related


Clearly, Kimi knows what he is doing. The 8th different winner of the year, breaking Vettel's 4 wins on the bounce in the process, Kimi is arguably the most popular winner of the year.

The last race in Abu Dhabi was pretty exciting it has to be said. First lap - Alonso and Webber side by side at 200mph set the tone for what was a race full of action, overtakes and people being nerfed off.

Alonso did all he could do starting from 6th and finishing 2nd. Vettel drove well, but had two safety cars to cut the time to those in front and a much faster car than most anyway as a result of the team changing the gear ratio's when they took it out of parc ferme.

Webber had another scrappy race it has to be said, getting involved in a couple of tangles of note, particularly with Massa.

Grosjean and Perez drove like idiots frankly, taking off Di Resta and Webber in the process of a silly tangle.

JB had a steady race and only failed to hold up Vettel with around 2 laps to go.

Poor Lewis. He would have walked this GP it has to be said. Mclaren may be fast, but their car is so unreliable.

There was an interview with him when he was asked if he regrets his move next year to Merc. You could clearly see in his eyes he has thought about it and pondered "this Mclaren is super fast, what am I doing?"

To the USA we go. For BBC fans, highlights are on at 10:30pm next Sunday - apparently the circuit should favour the Red Bull. Oh dear.

Go Fernando - take it to Brazil and win the title there - thats what he usually does!