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  On 11/04/2011 at 2:02 AM, iamhe77 said:

lol. Certainly not the best driver, but he is a damn sight better than the majority of the F1 field.

How do you figure, over the past year he has been regularly beaten by his significantly younger and less experienced team-mate, which is the only person who you can easily compare him to.

He's come back into the sport to wrestle with people like Alguersuari while Rosberg nips off ahead (of the 17 times they've both finished Rosberg's been ahead 12 of them).

Maybe he's better than some of the newer drivers but he's not exactly scaring people with his limitless talent (well he did scare Barrichello in Hungary last year).

And they can get away with it too, so long as Vettel is in a better position at the time.

however, as they have shown in the past, if they pull that sort of business whilst webber is in a better or equal position.

world press will come down on the them hard... again lol.

It was a racing incident, happens to many cars every race, and both driver had to pit as a result anyways, which would have cost them most of the 20s anyways. FIA sometimes go overboard.

But wasn't hamilton the one who made more than one defensive move? That warrants a penalty, but misjudging the width of front wing trying to overtake someone breaking the rules at 300+ km/h isn't exactly a malicious act.

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