So the best start place Vettel can achieve is 3rd. If he makes it to there it could be very close racing and 50-50 for Hamilton to clinch the title. Three places is not much of a cushion and one slight mistake from Hamilton could mean having to wait to see Hamilton take the title. In a way I would prefer the fight to continue, but Hamilton to be the ultimate winner. If he gets the title this weekend there will not be the same excitement generated by the remaining races. My gut feeling is Hamilton will get to the winning post first with perhaps Vettel a very close second.

Processional type races. OK I can see that F1 is a form of entertainment, but so is motorcycle racing and sports car racing. Sponsorship is the key to financing these sports and is why generating large audiences helps attract companies to pay vast sums to advertise on the cars. Like most things in this world it's all about money. Money now controls most of our sports. A boring processional race would soon have people switching off and that would just not do. The thrill of crashes which many people used to watch F1 for has been iliminated by all the safety features now in place, so to keep the viewers they have tried to introduce more overtaking. For me, I would rather they turn the clock back 20 years but then again us older viewers would say that wouldn't we.
Vettel has given away too many races in his career with his current team and previous teams he has driven for. He is too hot headed to handle any pressure. His previous championships were, in my opinion, won for him by the superior car rather than his driving.
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