I completely agree Harry.
I still see it as Hamo's fault. But would like to see some GPS data to confirm it.
To my mind, Hamo needed to be much more forthright to take that position cleanly at that part of the track, and he simply wasn't.
Massa's not liable to gift him the spot is he? It's a dubious passing spot, and if Massa WAS to yield, then I reckon he would simply have to go wide into the dust, and hence, understeer off the track!
To make any pass clean and successful, the passing driver needs to have the capacity to drive his own car, but also "get his brain" into the car he wishes to pass, and decide then if the pass can be made successfully! I think even Lewis would admit (if he were honest) that he didn't do that.