If the one move rule was scrtapped there would be no overtaking, it's far too easy to just weave from side to side on straights. What Schumacher did to hamilton was bannable imo, It's was no different to what he did to Barricello, no different at all, he saw he was about to be overtaken so he tried to barge him off the road, the stewards and the FIA are a ****ing joke if they penalise accidental collisions and let premeditated dangerous driving go unpunished. If he'd done that to me on a race track he'd be visiting a dental proctologist to extract his teeth from his arse where I'd kicked them.
and bob, you don;t have to work to keep someone behind you if you break the rules to do it, that ain't skill, it's the total opposite, it shows a lack of it. Schumacher only has 7 titles because he, and his team principles, were cheats.
laughable really when you consider Hamilton also nearly pushing Alonso into the wall at the start was much more similar to the Barrichello incident than anything schumacher pulled. Its what most of you have been waiting for, the time when Schumacher roughed up Hamilton a bit so you can once again proclaim him the anti-christ. Does no one remember that it was Hamilton's defensive behaviour of the past two seasons that has brought the two move rule debate back to the fore?
. But really, stuff like what he did in Qualify in Monaco parking in the middle of the road trying to end it early, I really thought that would had been brilliant would he have gotten away with it. Now he was penalized for it and he accepted it and moved on. I don't understand why people have an issue with him trying to bend the rules and gain advantages. It is just like a long jumpers try to hit as close to the board every time, sometimes they step over the line and the jump gets DQ'ed.
