Hamilton Stripped of Win - Official

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Originally Posted by 555-04Q2

An alcholic? A marshal shover? Media abuser? A real stand up guy then :p :

You asked for it ;)

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I like Kimi. He's got a bit of attitude and I like that.

Can't stand the boring drivers that just trot out the corporate line.

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Originally Posted by ioan

Was there anyone cutting a chicane in that video? I certainly didn't see any. So why is this relevant to what we are debating here?

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at 1:16 maybe ?

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Originally Posted by Mickey T

well, it has been posted before, but daniel, tamburello and ioan think it's a completely different situation with no relevance to this scenario.

but none of them have offered an explanation as to why that might be.

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I did explain it, go check it out. :rolleyes:

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Originally Posted by Tonieke

at 1:16 maybe ?

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There is no chicane cutting there.

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Originally Posted by Knock-on

I like Kimi. He's got a bit of attitude and I like that.

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:D And here I was thinking you were a straight arrow :D

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Originally Posted by ioan

There is no chicane cutting there.

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Oh ok..thought at 1.15 and 1.16 I saw Arnoux cutting a corner there.....Looking at the position of the curbs..But maybe I am wrong again !

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Originally Posted by 555-04Q2

:D And here I was thinking you were a straight arrow :D

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All I want is racing.

I don't give a fig if Ferrari win as long as it was a fair fight with hopefully good racing.

I do like drivers with attitude though as they make it more personal.

JPM, JV, our Nige, Kimi and Lewis all have a bit of attitude which spices things up a bit.

Ian Phillips (Force India) is saying on FIve Live that in the team managers' meeting at Monza Charlie Whiting reminded the teams that if you gain an advantage you should wait until at least the next corner until you overtake.

Trouble is, none of the team mangers have any recollection of such a ruling and it certainly doesn't appear in the sporting code.

This is the problem: not so much whether Lewis or Kimi did anything wrong but the total fogginess of a rulebook which leaves so much open to interpretation.

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Originally Posted by Knock-on

All I want is racing.

I don't give a fig if Ferrari win as long as it was a fair fight with hopefully good racing.

I do like drivers with attitude though as they make it more personal.

JPM, JV, our Nige, Kimi and Lewis all have a bit of attitude which spices things up a bit.

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:erm: I was talking about your liking the lad. Nudge, nudge, wink, wink, straight arrow :p :

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Originally Posted by Dave Brockman

This is the problem: not so much whether Lewis or Kimi did anything wrong but the total fogginess of a rulebook which leaves so much open to interpretation.

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Conspiracy theorists might think it is purposely left foggy ;)