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Even though he didn't win, I thought his race in Belgium was pretty good. He was no chance to win throughout the race, yet was in a position to threaten to win at the end.

So this advantage Hamilton has got over Bottas with the tyres? I find this very interesting. It would be good to have more knowledge as to why this occurs?

It's interesting because it's something...

See, the objectivity doesn't have to come from me

Yeah I know. Bottas has to win the title with a relative weakness to Hamilton. But when they hadn't split their strategies all season, MB now do and it favours Hamilton.
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Relative strengths and weakness can be acknowledged. That definitely was fortunate yesterday. It prevented forcing Hamilton to pass on the track (Something he hasn't done off his own accord to Bottas...

You're the one saying it. You're going to have to come up with some examples?

It'd be interesting to ever find out what this is regarding Hamilton's results? Between Bahrain, Monaco, Canada and Britain, I've worked out he's picked up 28pts on Bottas through random moments...

In the last two races, Hamilton has finished a net 1 place behind Bottas. Yet increased his title lead by 2pts.

The genius of champions.

Good pole for Hamilton, 0.286 ahead of Bottas. Who was .0360 quicker than 3rd placed Leclerc with a disadvantaged lap.

I'd put this down primarily to the superiority of MB. Idk if anyone else...

I reckon Duncan has made a good summation so far.

I'd put it to anyone here that can remember, that Hamilton's most assertive season has been 2015. With the relief of winning a second...

It's alright saying he's better. But what is "better"? What does he do? Where does he have an advantage? You come across as quite dispirited.

I wasn't expecting so many posts about this topic since my last post.. There's are numerous questions and counterpoints to make, but it's take too much time atm.

Feel free to challenge any point of view of mine. When I say "objective", I wasn't just meaning of my own opinion. You can contribute to.

With the possible exception of the crucial PP at Monaco....

Bottas has scored 133pts so far. At this point in the season since the new points allocation was introduced, 133pts would lead the championship in 5 of the 10 seasons, and be the leading MB in 17.
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So since you can't talk about Bottas without validating Hamilton in the Bottas thread. I'm starting this thread to really get down in analysing his 2019 season.

So since the new points allocation...