chreden said:Here's a video of the Yamamoto incident. Lollipop was raised, so not Yamamoto's fault.
snowy said:Felipe and Fernando bounced off each other once if not twice, Fernando drove into the back of Jenson and took part of his rear wing off. By your reasoning, surely these incidents should have been avoided also... and are worthy chumpness.
Well proof if it was needed was provided at Spa when Rubens rammed into Alonso's rear wheel and the car seemed to suffer no damage at all.F1Yorkshire said:Did anyone watch the F1 Forum afterwards? They were talking about how the Ferrari has always had stronger suspension since the Schumacher wheel to wheel racing days. This seasons Ferrari has taken plenty of impacts in that area and kept going.
I don't see any members here being vitriolicsnowy said:Without a clear chump of the weekend, my award has to go to those who are displaying the kind of vitriol and irrational thinking that marked the start of the season in Bahrain.
What's even odder about that is Jaime Alguersuari was given a drive through penalty for cutting the chicane.Chad Stewarthill said:I am therefore changing my vote to Hulkenberg (along with the stewards - how did they see fit not to even investigate him for cutting the same chicane at least three times?) for persistent gaining of an advantage by making a mistake but not conceding his place to Webber (not that I'm complaining, being a Hamilton fan - and Mark got by in the end anyway).
Brogan said:What's even odder about that is Jaime Alguersuari was given a drive through penalty for cutting the chicane.Chad Stewarthill said:I am therefore changing my vote to Hulkenberg (along with the stewards - how did they see fit not to even investigate him for cutting the same chicane at least three times?) for persistent gaining of an advantage by making a mistake but not conceding his place to Webber (not that I'm complaining, being a Hamilton fan - and Mark got by in the end anyway).
Yet the rules are quite clear when it comes to the edge of the circuit, delineated by the white lines.F1Yorkshire said:It is no longer a clear case of if you cut the chicane it means you have to give up the position.
Brogan said:I don't see any members here being vitriolicsnowy said:Without a clear chump of the weekend, my award has to go to those who are displaying the kind of vitriol and irrational thinking that marked the start of the season in Bahrain.
Just individual assessments of what was a race ending move, which could have much, much bigger implications.
What has been said about Lewis on this thread is no different to what has been said about other winners of the CotW.
Apologies snowy, I got the wrong end of the stick there.snowy said:I have been reading lots of other forums and comments on this incident and cumulatively it reminded me of Bahrain.
Brogan said:My advice is never read other forums
Brogan said:My advice is never read other forums