Did Lewis deserve the drive-thru penalty?

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Originally Posted by ArrowsFA1

Neither. IMHO the exhaust pipe was a potential danger and the stewards should have called him in for Ferrari to remove it. Charlie Whiting apparently thought there was no danger so we have to accept his decision.

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I did a little calculation on the other thread and the result was that the broken part of that exhaust pipe has a maximum weight of around 60 grams (and a minimum of 45 grams). About the weight of 10 A4 sized paper sheets.
First I thought they were wrong and it was dangerous not to remove it, however after a bit of maths it became clear that it wasn't a danger to anyone

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Originally Posted by ioan

How is it done then? I can only select all the text on the page. :(

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Oh, that was my way too. I am no PC expert :D

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Originally Posted by Garry Walker

Oh, that was my way too. I am no PC expert :D

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And me thinking you had some secret solution to that problem. :(

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Originally Posted by ioan

How is it done then? I can only select all the text on the page. :(

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- Copy text on clipboard
- Paste it on Notepad (for example)
- Edit text in Notepad
- Copy text in Notepad
- Paste text in Message box

Easy as baking a pie. ;)

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Originally Posted by janneppi

- Copy text on clipboard
- Paste it on Notepad (for example)
- Edit text in Notepad
- Copy text in Notepad
- Paste text in Message box

Easy as baking a pie. ;)

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And would take about as much time too! ;)

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Originally Posted by wedge

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=24c2GVlP2Ck

He hits the first apex which suggests Ron is correct that Lewis passed Vettel and completed the move before the chicane

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You need to understand that the "move" includes staying in front and staying ON the track. I could have passed Vettel into that corner. I would have ended up off the track but by your definition I would have passed him. In a physical sense Lewis did pass Vettel but in a racing sense he had not.

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Originally Posted by janneppi

Easy as baking a pie. ;)

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:rotflmao: Easy as pie, or piece of cake.

I can now see how you think some stuff us 'stiff upper lip' Brit's write is insulting. You just don't 'get' the lingo.

Bungalow?

Shame.

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Originally Posted by ioan

And me thinking you had some secret solution to that problem. :(

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Dude, I can barely turn the PC on :D

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Originally Posted by SGWilko

:rotflmao: Easy as pie, or piece of cake.

I can now see how you think some stuff us 'stiff upper lip' Brit's write is insulting. You just don't 'get' the lingo.

Bungalow?

Shame.

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No, as I wrote, easy as baking a pie.
Both require following a procedure and aren't done in a second.

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Originally Posted by janneppi

No, as I wrote, easy as baking a pie.
Both require following a procedure and aren't done in a second.

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Not much to go wrong with copy & paste. What sort of pie are you baking? are you making your own pastry, or do you buy ready rolled? If it's an ale pie, don't let the pastry get soggy. ;)

Are we comparing fruit again?