Then the voices in your head are lying to you. Evil little voices.andrew wrote:A bit of forward planning and he could have. Hamilton was far enough back to be able to seel Button a pretty easy dummy but failed to do this.beelsebob wrote:You think that it was possible to
1) Scrub off a bunch of speed on the grass without spinning
2) change sides, once you've scrubbed off speed and are now going slower than your oposition.
3) Then magically make the engine work harder than anyone else's and drive down the outside
You're mad.
No magic would have been required to make the engine work harder as Hamilton was significantly faster than Button and had a lot more speed due to Button messing up the chicane.
As for my sanity, the voices in my head tell me I'm sane.
Hamilton and Button were both in the middle of the track when they both happened to choose to go left at the same time. There wasn't time to react and go right as, if you watch closely, Hamilton only just missed Button's rear wheel with his front wing as it was.
Lewis's problem was that he was planning ahead and wanted the inside of turn 1. You can't plan for other cars not giving you room on track.