.:: 2010 Korean GP - 22-23-24 October ::.

I'd really like to see what the engine looks like post explosion. Cause it was quite impressive to see, although ****** for Red Bull/Vettel fans.

EDIT: Please stick to the rules :) - Redders

It's hard enough to find good images of regular F1 engines let alone what they look like after they fail, but here's a photo of Massa's exhausts after mixing with Liuzzi in Suzuka.

Crumpled like paper, shows just how fragile these things are.

Thanks KA. And yea that's why F1 can be such a tease, not being able to see a lot from the outside in.

And there are rules!? :lol:

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Ya unfortunately :lol: Still my bad.

It was pretty cool to see some of the cars being covered in mud. Can't remember the last time we saw running F1 cars have mud on their cars. I'm sure the sponsors loved that :lol:

From Nico Rosberg after the race:

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

Nico Rosberg

Source: Twitter, Nico Rosberg

I would like to point out that I DO NOT use Twitter but found out about this on the Code Masters F1 2010 forum.