Hopefully with this vote the constant claims of us being a Hamilton fan site will finally be put to rest
Yes, sutil hit the wall at Tabac which removed his right rear tyre from the wheel rim.If it was anyone's fault it was Sutil, it certainly wasn't Hamilton's, to me it just looked like a genuine racing incident.
To quote Martin Brundle, "it's always someone else's fault with Lewis, isn't it?"
I'd like him to qualify that statement, Lewis usually says nothing, takes a load of flack , goes for it & gets mashed.
Monaco, is like a giant scalextric course, Lewis was the only driver to put you on the edge of your seat. He tried for a pass & Massa had the choice of whether to turn in on him or not,,,, & Maldanado the same.
Lewis didn't run into Schumi & visa versa, aware & experienced racecraft.
I have sent mails into BBC F1 asking MB & DC to pretend its Jenson, Seb or Webber, when they are speaking about Lewis... would it then be different?
I'd like to see Lewis....do his talking track & not giving journos like Mckensie.....a pound of flesh
Yes, sutil hit the wall at Tabac which removed his right rear tyre from the wheel rim.
It all kicked off from that.
Yes, but looking further back, was Sutils tyre going from when Kobi decided to rear-end him? If so, you could always blame Kobi.
I blame Petrov for trying to push Hamilton into the wall and then losing speed, therefore letting Alguesari (who knows if I got it right and who cares) make an opportunistic dive into the chicane at a much narrower angle than a driver would normally take. Perhaps Alguesari hadn't spotted Sutil at that point due to the chaos before that point..
I haven't watched a replay, this is what I remember of the incident and only saw it on the day, but please prove my memory wrong..
Who was to blame? Don't think you can really blame anyone for that matter...
... and this I feel is the knub of the matter. We, in the UK at least, seem to live in a "Blame Culture". Intolerant of human error and imperfection. Perfection is a god-like state and, seemingly, the only way to be "in that state of perfection" is to sit in the Lotus position, legs crossed, contemplating ones navel. That way one can escape the tedium of doing things and things wrong. The problem is that that doesn't work since to do it properly one would need to starve to death.