Whose fault is it?

[Koz]

So who do you guys think is at fault on this one, Lewis or Nico?

[steveaki13]

Haha.... good idea. This will run for a while.

I think both have to take a lot of blame. Not one or the other more IMO

[Koz]

Niki is blaming Lewis.

[henners88]

I think both had a part to play but after watching it several times it has to be Nico with the larger part. Not many people are blaming Lewis at this point.

I wouldn't want to be Toto or Niki calming down these ladies, I'm sure handbags are a swinging lol.

[dj_bytedisaster]

I wouldn't want to be Toto or Niki calming down these ladies, I'm sure handbags are a swinging lol.

Lauda already said that Lewis is at fault.

[henners88]

Lauda already said that Lewis is at fault.

Yeah I've just seen that, I disagree with him on this one.

[Koz]

Toto trying not to blame anyone in particular, but not seemingly agreeing with Niki 100%.

[dj_bytedisaster]

Toto trying not to blame anyone in particular, but not seemingly agreeing with Niki 100%.

To me it sounded more like that he tried to say that Lauda's interviews were premature. At least if we saw the same interview on Sky Germany.

[henners88]

Toto saying on C4 that it's not easy to pick who is at fault as both made errors. He commented that Lauda sees it from a drivers perspective rather than viewing the data and replays.

[dj_bytedisaster]

Toto saying on C4 that it's not easy to pick who is at fault as both made errors. He commented that Lauda sees it from a drivers perspective rather than viewing the data and replays.

Lauda's main criticism was that Lewis tried it at a point where it was only possible to overtake with substantial risk and he had no understanding for forcing the issue in turn two of a 66 lap race. He seemed to be convinced that Lewis would have overtaken anyway at a later (less risky) point.