IDKBrilliant race. Fuck Max - dirty dirty driver. Lewis is going to win the next three to piss on all you Max lovers on here!
Difference between dirty driver and hard racer! We will see , brilliant from Lewis admittedly but to shut max down as a “dirty driver” and to rule him out of a championship fight that looks completely impossible to call , particularly with Mercedes’ newfound straightline speed is a bit harsh. We can’t have it both ways and complain that we need to allow more racing when penalties are given , and Complain for penalties when a penalty isn’t given for a , let’s face it , quite insignificant incident. Considering lewis got 5s for hitting albon at brazil in 2019 (may have been 10 not sure) is this really a 5s penalty? Both braking late , Even if Max wasn’t there lewis would’ve struggled to make the corner with where he braked. Moreover, if max , once lewis went off track , stayed on track , lewis would’ve overtaken max at the trajectory he was on if max continued on track , meaning he would’ve been deemed as gaining an unfair advantage and would’ve either given the position back or got 5s himself. Either way , whatever side you are on , you have to appreciate the sheer ability of these two drivers and how lucky we are to watch them scrapping away for a championship in a manner we have not seen since 2016Brilliant race. Fuck Max - dirty dirty driver. Lewis is going to win the next three to piss on all you Max lovers on here!
The Key aspect to this is was Max trying to turn into the corner or not. If he was going straight on, well, he was going too fast at that stage, so is the most likely scenario, but if he turned any degree to the right to block Lewis, or intentionally force him off, then he could be in trouble.
At the time, I thought it was the latter, but i'm a Lewis fan, so biased
If it turns out the stewards, after seeing Max's onboard camera, think it was just hard racing, then fair enough.
Verstappen definitely has a touch of the Sennas about him. I'll say this for Hamilton, he's generally pretty good in judging when to avoid trouble - although always easier when you're out the front, of course!The Key aspect to this is was Max trying to turn into the corner or not. If he was going straight on, well, he was going too fast at that stage, so is the most likely scenario, but if he turned any degree to the right to block Lewis, or intentionally force him off, then he could be in trouble.
At the time, I thought it was the latter, but i'm a Lewis fan, so biased
If it turns out the stewards, after seeing Max's onboard camera, think it was just hard racing, then fair enough.
I could have come from tenth to win in that rocketship.
Which is pretty futile given the advantage of the Mercedes.I think Max didn't turn towards Lewis, but he most definitely didn't make the effort he could have to stop his car running wide. His entire intention was to force Lewis wide and off the track. But he also knew he wouldn't be able to do it again without getting penalised. When Lewis did overtake Max was given a black and white flag for weaving on the straight.
So are you saying you are a better formula one driver than Bottas then?
He's an excellent driver. But only in quali. He's only allowed to drive the car on Saturday's.So are you saying you are a better formula one driver than Bottas then?
Didn't intentionally run Hamilton off the road
Hopefully a penalty coming his way
You can literally see him turn into the corner.
As Hill said, it's missing the braking point and understeering. Even Hamilton fans can see that surely?
It looks like he doesn’t make a full attempt to make the corner, but even with my basic sim racing knowledge if he does try to turn the wheel more he either spins or forces the pair of them even further wide as he regains grip even later. You could argue he’s gone into the corner too fast and missed the apex on purpose, but that is racing.
So nothing in it for me.
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