Tweets of the Week (Special edition) - Drivers react after Korea - A bonus round up of thoughts about the inaugural Korean GP
Published by Christine
What a race we witnessed over the weekend. From a ridiculously frustrating to start, to a chaotic full race distance, filled with retirements. Drivers were spinning, teams were panicking, and neither Red Bull made it to the chequered flag. Things are getting interesting.
Reactions from the race have been pouring forth on Twitter, and I had filled up my allocated ten tweets by just browsing the Sidepodcast Driver list. That being the case, I thought a special edition post was in order - just from drivers, both on track and watching at home - how they saw the Korean Grand Prix.
Week Ending: 24th October 2010
1. The calm before the storm, as the Toro Rosso driver has a good first impression of the track.
Nice circuit with a lot of walls, but it is fast and demanding! I love it!
Sebbuemi
2. Lucas also notes the potential of the Korean circuit.
My view on Yeongam Circuit: Really technical to drive, slippery, no margin for mistakes in the last sector and good overtaking spots
3. Immediately, we switch to post race. McLaren's test driver was in the 5live commentary box.
A really exciting Korean GP delayed due to bad weather but in the end a great race. One to remember. Especially for me in the commentary box
4. Webber did not think it was such a great race.
Mmm tough little day at the office,getting ready now for solid rebound in brazil!!
5. Rosberg isn't happy with the early end to his afternoon, either.
Sucks!Don't understand why webber didn't hit the brakes.Was crazy(evidently)2 roll back over the track.Now seoul+plane in morn.nice2get home
6. Heikki was one of the few who managed to get to the end relatively unscathed.
Interesting race, got there in the end but car was on limit hydraulics gone.. #fb
7. Whilst Bruno judges those who didn't.
Had to control the pace to avoid trouble. Many others didn't..
8. A plaintive wail from Jaime, who lost out on points on the very last lap.
No es justo
9. From his earlier optimism, Sebastien may have changed his opinion of Korea.
Well, 5 grid penalty is not right!
10. Karun notes that the next two races are going to be fascinating.
real shame for mark.... the world championship is now wide open ( well, wider !)....
Don't forget you can use Sidepodcast's Twitter page to keep up with everybody who's anybody in F1, and let us know if you spot any great tweets during the week.
