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Another reckless display by Hamilton

Discussion in 'Formula 1' started by colinsmith11, Sep 25, 2011.

  1. mephistopheles

    mephistopheles Member

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    I think lewis is okay I just think he should think more, I think.

    But I still maintain it was an avoidable accident and thems the rules I didn't write em
     
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  2. chrispa76

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    I just think the tolerance is way too low at the moment. Talking about today alone it was NOTHING imho. Talking about the entire season is a whole other story. Hamilton have been terrible crashing into everyone this year and I seriously have blamed him for nearly every single contact he made. But not today, he wasn't trying something overly opportunistic or something dangerous, it was just a slight misjudgment.

    You might be right that he got a penalty according to the rules. I just think them rules are too strict.
     
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  3. Nazara

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    to be honest
    i don't think it was the contact with Hamilton that caused Felipe's puncture
    but i think the contact caused Felipe to swerve slightly onto the dodgy curve in the middle of the track that also caused Hamilton's puncture last year with Webber
     
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  4. mephistopheles

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    Sorry I can't agree with that, Hamilton's wing hit Massa's right rear cutting the tyre, that's it.
     
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  5. Delete Me

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    Was careless, not stupid by Lewis today.
     
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  6. Di Resta is faster than u

    Di Resta is faster than u Active Member

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    careless but not stupid??
     
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  7. Vilsmeier-Haack Reaction

    Vilsmeier-Haack Reaction Well-Known Member

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    My god man get real!

    great point by Mifune. Each incident should be assessed by its results.
     
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  8. u408379965

    u408379965 Well-Known Member

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    Schumacher's been given a reprimand for his bit of aerial acrobatics.

    Rosberg was lucky to get away with his IMO. For those saying Perez's race wasn't affected, Nico punting him off the track allowed him to get past, he was then holding Perez and Sutil up at the end so it effectively cost Perez 7th place and five points. At the very least I thought Rosberg should've yielded the position.

    Hamilton's was 50-50 whether he should've got a penalty for me. It was just a misjudgement, certainly not reckless and I'm sure other drivers made similar misjudgements today and scuffed the walls unnoticed. At the end of the day though it ruined Felipe's race, and he was punished more than Lewis because he was still behind once they'd both pitted. So from that point of view I can understand the penalty. Harsh, but fair.
     
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  9. Whole-lot-of-Holt_HtH

    Whole-lot-of-Holt_HtH New Member

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    Formula 1 is a dyer sport
     
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  10. Delete Me

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    Yeah, careless! since he just brushed him with his wing. The Spa incident was stupid when he didn't look in his mirrors.
     
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  11. u408379965

    u408379965 Well-Known Member

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    No it's not, he was sacked earlier this year after a tactical cock up in Abu Dhabi. <ok>
     
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  12. Nazara

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    sorry, seen it properly now
    definite contact <ok>
     
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  13. Vilsmeier-Haack Reaction

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    Didn't know Keiron Dyer was involved in F1, who knew?
     
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  14. Eat Sleep Watch F1 Repeat

    Eat Sleep Watch F1 Repeat Active Member

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    Unlike Dyer, F1 cars don't break down now days.
     
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  15. nh-f1

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    I see what you mean, cause Hamilton got a puncture in quali, which he thinks he got from one of those rogue kerbs, but as far as I know, Hamilton's suspension broke last year, not a puncture
     
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  16. Smithers

    Smithers Well-Known Member Forum Moderator

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    Massa lost additional time with the puncture because Lewis was able to lap much faster back to the pits and the saftey car erradicated the time lost and bunched the pack back up. Without that both Massa and Lewis would have been well out of it!
     
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  17. Vilsmeier-Haack Reaction

    Vilsmeier-Haack Reaction Well-Known Member

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    <laugh> very good
     
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  18. mephistopheles

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    So where did Massa's 50% come into it?
     
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  19. u408379965

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    Not what I meant. The impact was 100% Hamilton's fault, but I thought it was 50-50 whether Hamilton should've been given a drive through. <ok>
     
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  20. allsaintchris.

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    Had a long chat with Jacky about this earlier.

    Seems those who don;t like Hamilton think it was a definite penalty, thouse with a sense of reality saw it as a simple mistake or an error of judgement in moving back in behind Felipe, which is exactly what he was trying to do.

    Question is, should a mistake always incurr a penalty?
     
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