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31st October 2016, 16:18 #1
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Hypothetical as none of us have heard all their team radio sessions. Who I'd blame here are literally the guys behind the selection of team radio. In media there is a term "gatekeepers" and this time the production team filter just failed. How Vettel behaved is purely his own mess to sort out.
It's time for Charlie to retire.
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31st October 2016, 17:15 #2
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Those in a place to decide what to broadcast do a pretty good job as far as I see it .
It is their place to supply the most tense of moments in the competition with the conversations that are relevant , to give us a look in to the emotions involved .
All the drivers and teams know this to be the case , and thus , should behave accordingly .
I feel we would have lost context completely if we were not to have had the moment shared at the time and , instead , long after the fact , had the news that Vettel had been swearing at Charlie , so was perhaps to be sanctioned as a result .
It's the passion from inside the car it presents , alongside the commentary , that I enjoy .
I think they do a great job .
Now , Charlie has a little explaining to do of his own .
He let Vettel onto the podium due to a move that had Max on the same trajectory as Lewis while there was still investigation going on over the issue with Ricciardo , who should have been on the podium in the end .
Technically , Max should have been on the podium , I think , and facing questions about it , and things would normally be sorted later .
But , somehow , swearing loudly and often gets you action , and a podium to stand on , even if only briefly .
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