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If he had Verstappen would have stayed out and ceded position. Would have had better tyres and he is good at chasing but got the danger of overtaking Max and him doing something mad. Damned if he does or doesn't.

Max in. Will VCS last long enough for Hamilton to copy him?

Giovanzzi parking more awkwardly than he needed too. Only a virtual safety car. Wonder who might gamble on a pitstop

It's a really good perspective.

Great teamwork from Perez. Even Max thanked him!

I don't think he was trying to cause a crash. He's just hot-headed and after going behind he was going to make a mad lunge to retake the lead, leaving Hamilton with no racetrack and having to leave the track. Definitely think Hamilton used it to gain an advantage cos he was much further ahead...

Sorry, I misunderstood what you meant. I thought you meant risking giving the virus to someone, not giving them your booster.

Not sure about that incident. I don't think Hamilton had anywhere else to go, as Verstappen only just kept it on track himself and they touched as Hamilton braked, but he used that run-off to gain an advantage in terms of distance between the two.

I assume you don't mean that.

To be honest I was a bit concerned with that as I have a history of it too. The data suggests it is predominantly young men who are very physically active and won't last very long. Though from experience I know that's not much comfort when you're having an attack. I had my booster last week and...

There has to be a point where you realise fouling him and giving him the free kick is more likely to cause you problems that letting him shoot or create a chance. I'm not saying they're going to ignore, just change the tactic from getting players on him and committing the foul to just have one...

What 'nasty edge'? People are pointing out limitations to his ability that are more apparent at this level. That's not nasty, it's just pointing out the situation.

He does worry defenders but you do wonder if that might eventually change and they realise that his final ball/shot is not very good so just let him have the ball and wait for him to waste it.

I agree about the experience and Verstappen can be a bit hot-headed but I wonder if the tyre difference may be a vital thing. Verstappen will likely get a lead on the softs early on and manage to stay ahead from the pitstops then in the later stages Lewis will be on fresher tyres and chasing...

Do the current vaccination requirements not also put a strain on staffing because you're reducing your potential workforce by automatically excluding people who would refuse those vaccinations?

What would you expect to happen if someone refused to pay their rent and bills just because they didn't like or disagreed with the idea of doing so, even though they were in a position to do so? Do they just get let off to continue as normal, or do they 'suffer the consequences of their actions'...

No need to worry about that. Govt is making protesting illegal and will have a prison sentence attached, so they'll get a roof over their head and food that way.

As it's not near an election they're probably not too bothered right now to damage at the polls, so they'll try and pin as much of it on his as possible before moving on.

All of those things can be taxed to mitigate their effects and arguably give control over standards preventing even worse problems. How do you tax people that aren't vaccinated?

Because unvaccinated people are more likely to need hospitalisation and medical attention, putting pressure on the health services and reducing the ability for it to provide treatment for other people, some of whom may have serious conditions. To be honest this for me is the same as those that...