the poster below wrote: ↑12 Sep 2021, 16:23
The stewards' decision on the Silverstone HAM/VER incident includes:
"Cars 33 and 44 entered turn 9 with Car 33 in the lead and Car 44 slightly behind and on the inside. Car 44 was on a line that did not reach the apex of the corner, with room available to the inside. When Car 33 turned into the corner, Car 44 did not avoid contact and the left front of
Car 44 contacted the right rear of Car 33. Car 44 is judged predominantly at fault."
The car positions are swapped for the Monza incident. VER was probably on a line that hits the apex but doesn't constitute an angle that would make the corner at the speed involved without driving HAM off circuit? In this case I'm not sure if HAM was turning in at the time that VER committed. VER had room to the inside to avoid contact - so the stewards may take the view that he could've taken avoiding action.
Different incidents overall but I expect that they'll take a similar decision in terms of apportioning a slightly more than 50% portion of blame for the incident to VER, with no penalty to either, unless there is telemetry to suggest intent to cause a collision.
Hamilton got a 10 second penalty. Max should get 5 grid spot like Bottas did for Hungary.
Bottas had no intention of causing a collisison.
Max did. So he should be penalized.