Both drivers can get back on track again.
1) Hamilton needs time to sort his head out.
2) Massa needs to move teams.
3) Both need to grow up.
Well said! The last one especially may be easier said than done
Both drivers can get back on track again.
1) Hamilton needs time to sort his head out.
2) Massa needs to move teams.
3) Both need to grow up.
It shows both these drivers find it hard to cope under pressure. Maybe they should look at DJ AlgaeGodSquire and how he turned round his form. Instead of moping at bad results he had self belief he could turn it round and make STR and the viewers take note that he is good enough. Maybe Lewis and Phillipa need to grow up stop crying like babies and do the work on track!


Is it just me who seems to think that at no point was Hamilton level with Massa?
I think that too, but British press have to be pro British no matter what. Never let the facts get in the way of a good story.
EDIT - Found a youtube video of how "along side" Hamilton was.
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Z-QXLnhAzRU
Evidence showing that at no point was Hamilton alongside Massa which I am sure people will studiously ignore.
I think that this incident demonstrates how Lewis has changed this year.Evidence showing that at no point was Hamilton alongside Massa which I am sure people will studiously ignore.
Regardless of what we/they/us/whoever thinks the stewards deemed penalty for Massa.
I beleive everytime we try to argue against a penalty if one is handed to Mr H, the crux of the argument coming back is 'The stewards decided it so who are we to argue against them'.
I feel the same argument applies here now and the debate on the matter should now cease, right up until it all happens again at the next race........
Agreed, steward’s decision is final. No need for any further evidence needed to prove how wrong they were.
It was similar to the button-Alonso incident in canada. but that time Button got the penalty
Car 5 [Alonso] was on an out lap having pitted. Car 4 [Button] appeared to be firmly established on the inside line prior to the entry of the corner and drove onto the kerb to avoid Car 5 on the outside.
In view of the conditions and the statements by both drivers and their team representatives, the Stewards decide that this was a “racing incident” and have taken no further action.
No one got a penalty there did they? Unless you meant the horses head that he woke up to![]()
I love Hamiltons unorthodox driving, the problem is, some of the rest of the grid dont use their ****ing mirrors, its about time they got used being overtaken in unusual places.