The Hulk sets the pace in the 2nd day in Spain

Another young german lit up the beautiful roads of spain (the track i hope) and set the fastest time, however he was on the softer compound (super-soft) and only 2 tenths behind was 3rd place man vettel on the harder (soft) compound, full unoffical laptime below

I have always liked the hulk, i though it was rediculus of williams to let him go to the money bag that is Pastor Maldenado, the money bag has little (or none what so ever) driving skill and a bad temper (intentionally hitting Hamilton in Spa last year p.s if you believe that to be an accident then please imidiatly call your optician and have a thorough eye test) but alot of money.....

Sporting Personalities (The "dip")

Whilst this blog is made to share my jurney of motorsport, along the way i will share some of my opinion on sport. mainly on motorsport and F1 but these can vary to all sports.

I like to think I watch a lot of sport from football to Formula 1 to Karting, and I have noticed a very broad variety in sports personalities. Many professional athletes are commonly judged on how they react to certain scenarios.

Formula 1 shows my point here as drivers go on to win their first championship, you often see drivers slipping under the radar mid-season, for example Jenson Button in 2009 made a records matching start to the season winning six of seven raced, a record only achieve before by Michael Schumacher and someone else (dunno who).

However after that, Jenson only managed to average 6^th throughout the rest of the season, (though double diffusers may have had something to do with it) Jenson claimed he wasn’t happy with how unpredictable the cars handling had become. But commentators and analyst seemed to think Jenson wasn’t coping with the stress of leading the championship too well. Though he did comeback with an amazing storm through the grid at Brazil to take the championship, it’s this mid-season dip in performance I wish to talk about.....