Voted Hamilton as on law of averages Rosberg should have a mechanical problem sometime. Also Rosberg is a borderline cheat with Lewis being the superior driver when he finishes. I can't see a non Mercedes driver winning as superior car almost always takes advantage.

Hopefully the 'luck' will balance out - Rosberg has been extraordinarily lucky so far. Hamilton is incredibly fast when he wants to be.

I'm with Paul on this one.

Wow, what a very pretty voting system. Whoever designed this software must have been a Mac user
I voted Rosberg.

Its clearly going to be one of the Mercedes drivers and I would prefer Hamilton to win but, as already said, you have to have the right car, be quick AND have any of the luck that is going.

We don't have a TV so I haven't seen any of the racing for ten years but as I can now get it streamed, I've started watching this year. Its been interesting I reckon. The sound of the cars has no bearing on it for me but I do find them ugly, hopefully the rule changes will fix that next year. All that matters is the racing and seeing Vettel struggle now he no longer has the fastest car and a slightly slower team mate. I don't think there is much doubt that yet another Newey car would be streets ahead with a Merc engine. It good though to have a different team doing the business, it was getting almost as boring as the Schumacher years.

Hopefully, next year won't be so one sided.

Hamilton seems determined to prove that being balls out fastest is not necessarily the way win world championships

True he is the most naturally talented "racer" but being an F1 driver is not just about that. However this'll come for Hamilton in time he is not yet at his prime and will become more balanced in the coming years.

What an epic battle from the top four we had at Hungary, it was an advert for all that is good in F1. I'm tempted to nominate Hamilton as driver of the race for his stunning 3rd from starting in the pit lane, but I must also praise Ricciardo for still impressing the hell out of us all and Alonso for being a consummate all-rounder and the widest car on the track.

Raspberries to the Mercedes team for trying to inflict team orders but glad that Hamilton ignored them.

Roll on the 2nd half!

I found it more than strange. To allow a deal that no ordinary person could make, just because he is made of money, leaves a very sour taste indeed.

I am shocked that the German legal system could possibly allow it. I also think (bringing us back on topic) that it does F1 no good whatsoever.

I understand it was intended for offences of a minor nature that tend to clog up the courts with neither an admission of guilt or determination of innocence upon payment of a donation to charity. However it seems that over the years it has been legally abused by some high profile and/or wealthy people.

Formula 1 is an amoral piece of shit of a sport and I look forward to the day when it is confined to countries with suspect regimes, no democracy and a plethora of human rights issues.

It is against this background that bernies release should be seen. Bernie is not a criminal it is the system that allows him to do what he deos that is criminal. It also seems to me it is very likely the bloke did blackmail him. 99 million for the state and 1 million for a children's charity sounds like better buisness than putting an 83 year old amoral horrible man in prison. It was also legal. No such law exists in England.

I would tax him and his progeny at 99.9%.I wotld call it The Eccleston tax .I would tell him to pay in 2 days or leave England. 

Well you did ask.

Also it isn't much different from the Blair government abandoning prosecuting British aerospace for  Saudi bribes. 

Bribery is a funny old law. You can't do without it but it is almost impossible to prosecute. It is woven in to the fabric of capitalist business.