@rpm_revolutions: At the 2010 Chinese Grand Prix in Shanghai, Sebastian Vettel and Lewis Hamilton produced one of the race’s most memorable moments with a dramatic side-by-side pit stop battle. Red Bull and McLaren reacted under intense pressure, but Vettel’s crew delivered the slightly quicker stop, sending him back onto the track just ahead of Hamilton. Hamilton quickly fought back once the race resumed, using strong pace and smart tyre management to regain momentum. With changing wet and dry conditions constantly affecting strategy, every decision became critical as the race unfolded. Although Vettel initially won the pit lane duel, Hamilton eventually overtook him on track and secured victory in Shanghai. Vettel finished sixth, while the race added another defining moment to their growing rivalry during the 2010 Formula One season. #F1 #Formula1 #LewisHamilton #SebastianVettel #Motorsport

chatjgd :

We fucking need these engines back

xfloddyx :

Lewis pushed boundaries of rules a lot in his early days, just like Max did. Yet people loved Lewis and hated Max.

SK :

were the pit crews just this slow back then?

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Imagine f1 without rules 😂

Sami✝️ :

why did it take so long?

alfie :

Can we appreciate the sounds though 😮‍💨

Tinque :

overtaking outside off the track🤣🙈

Ghost :

Back when they had refuelling

DD :

When F1 was slightly interesting

Craig75 :

both amazing drivers and both have 100% respect for each other and the sport shame this seems to have disappeared 😏

Jay :

back when f1 was watchable

Jikan_Rioji⛱ :

I thought we have a speed limit when pitting?

Al :

good lad seb

Jonny MacLaren :

Awesome!

Sam McShane :

Those cars

aditiatrii :

NetBiri :

Hamilton çizgiyi içerden kesip geçmiş ayıp etmiş

Meno :

@uiltje

beethoven :

👌👌👌

Chaotictoc :

When F1 really was a racing sport instead of the crap @Formula 1 is doing now 🥺

Nxkkx :

@Nxthxn🪬 just before you weee born 😂