I'm going to defend Schuey, I know I will get ejected from this forum for doing so but I will take the risk.
These drivers are at the top of their game and all have immense car control, Schuey knew he was going to get passed so he closed the door and left just enough room for him to overtake, it was Ruben's choice to take the pass on the inside or not.
"It was a bit tight and tough, but I think I'm known not to give presents on track. To pass me you have to earn it."
They are the most experienced drivers on the track and they know the risks, I don't think he would of tried the same move if it was a younger less experienced driver attempting the overtake.
A similar incident happened a few races ago when Vettel tried to get past Schuey. He left him enough space to get by and no more.
I'm not a Schuey fan, I still can't forgive for what he did to Hill in 94 but I've got more respect for him now he has been brought down to the same level as the rest of the drivers. Should he automatically give up his place to a faster car when they are racing for position? Of course he's not going to make it easy and he is going to push things to the limit but thats what racing is about.
The only really dangerous point of the race was Rosberg's loose wheel but I don't see the same uproar about that even though most of the deaths in recent years have been caused by stray wheels.