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Whose Fault Was The Incident?
Whose fault was it?
by Alessandro Ciambella Sun 30 Oct 2011, 11:48 am
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Bonjourno!
What on earth were the stewards thinking of when they made the desicion to bring in Massa for a drive thru penalty? Hamilton had to be up to the side pod to make the over take. Clearly, his front wheels touch Massa's back wheels. Clearly Hamiltons fault in opinion
All the fans want is consistency and I don't see how on earth they made that decision. Even experts like M.B. and D.C. were perplexed by the out come for Massa.
Anybody agree?
Bonjourno!
What on earth were the stewards thinking of when they made the desicion to bring in Massa for a drive thru penalty? Hamilton had to be up to the side pod to make the over take. Clearly, his front wheels touch Massa's back wheels. Clearly Hamiltons fault in opinion
All the fans want is consistency and I don't see how on earth they made that decision. Even experts like M.B. and D.C. were perplexed by the out come for Massa.
Anybody agree?
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Re: Whose fault was it?
by monty junior Sun 30 Oct 2011, 7:39 pm
Hamilton is a very mercurial talent, he's up and down a lot. As has been seen this season, like it or not though he's not robotic in his victories like perhaps Schumacher and now Vettel are he races with more passion which can lead to multiple silly errors. He can win more championships of course but he's too up and down to ever truly dominate in the way that Vettel has done this year.
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Re: Whose fault was it?
by Critical_mass Sun 30 Oct 2011, 7:45 pm
Yeah he needs to draw a line under this season. Learn from his mistakes and move forward.
He's still young and is still learning. Im sure we havent seen the best of him.
He's still young and is still learning. Im sure we havent seen the best of him.
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Re: Whose fault was it?
by Alessandro Ciambella Sun 30 Oct 2011, 10:09 pm
Isn't Vettel younger than Hamilton? How come is is more consistent than Hamilton? Everybody thought Hamilton would be the successful one of this era but forgot about Vettel.
Vettel is better than Hamilton in every way conceivable!
Vettel is better than Hamilton in every way conceivable!
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Re: Whose fault was it?
by Demon Racer Sun 30 Oct 2011, 10:41 pm
Spot on Mr ScuderiaAlessandro Ciambella wrote:Isn't Vettel younger than Hamilton? How come is is more consistent than Hamilton? Everybody thought Hamilton would be the successful one of this era but forgot about Vettel.
Vettel is better than Hamilton in every way conceivable!
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Re: Whose fault was it?
by Demon Racer Sun 30 Oct 2011, 10:50 pm
congratulationsCritical_mass wrote:I can hear wedding bells...
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