Rubens Had No Prayer of winning that race
As Ross Brawn pointed out, if you are half-a-second per lap slower, and only the 11th fastest lap period, NO chance.
Rubens was deluding himself with this one, and his post-race reaction was comical. So what if he was in first place into turn 1.
The fact that Webber served a drive-through penalty and still won the race showed his speed that day.
When Rubens played second-fiddle to MS years ago, he had plenty of reason to whine, esp. after giving up the win in Austria one year. But at Brawn, he's got free reign to win, IF HE CAN.
But in 2009, Jenson has beaten Rubens everywhere, straight up, except in Britain.