Hamilton's Driving

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Originally Posted by tamburello

Hamilton and his apologistas are the joke, but will you be laughing when he puts a mechanic in a wheelchair?

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I make no apologies for anyone. Just bear in mind that;

Vettel turned his car to deliberately push the McLaren into the pitlane, if an acident had resulted, I suggest a majority of the blame will be on the German,

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Stewards saw blame o both sides, Vettel for drifting, Lewis for not slotting in behind.

Stop being a drama queen. I assume you forget cars would drive through packed pits at full tilt not so long ago......

Funny when Button was a victim before in a restart incident, he causes one himself. Hope he has a rethink if he tries it again. He of all people should know better that's just not on.

Hamilton has the "red mist" and cannot help himself.

We just have to hope that the leniency shown by the FIA does not land up with another driver - or team personnel - bearing the brunt one day.

I know from my days in the military that strong disciplinary action as a commander on a soldier with high potential actually channels him into becoming an extremely valuable asset.

I think Lewis does not understand how to apply that aggression.

Hamilton needs a team manager like the late Ken Tyrrell.

And from the past we are all aware that Lewis can be "economical" with the truth. Pity that, but then none of us are saints either - well the IS ONE exception :-]

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Originally Posted by SGWilko

Vettel turned his car to deliberately push the McLaren into the pitlane, if an acident had resulted, I suggest a majority of the blame will be on the German

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Well, we know you would blame the German.

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Originally Posted by tamburello

Well, we know you would blame the German.

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Yup, well done. He was doing his best to make the cars touch....

A load of fuss over nothing. It's about time the FIA stopped handing out penalties 'willy-nilly' over small events.

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Originally Posted by SGWilko

Yup, well done. He was doing his best to make the cars touch....

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Of course, for your sort it's just easier to blame nasty Johnny Foreigner than admit fault.

Lewis is building up to a heavy penalty, it´s only a matter of little time now.

Not commenting on the incidents themselves, but people always say we have way more penalties now. I assume that is true I can't remember anywhere near as many going back to the mid 90's as within the last 5 years.

My question is are people who follow F1 loyally like myself happy to see more penalties if they are justified or were they happier when maybe these incidents went unseen or unpunished?

In a race where Button nearly causes a wreck at restart ( and according to the regs was in violation), a race where Alonso pushes his own teammate off the road entering pit lane, a race where MSC displayed many off his bad defensive traits, the author of this thread chooses to focus on Hamilton???