Yes that is true forgot it only applies to defending, still seems he is the "bully" of the field, remember when he brushed past hamilton last year in disrespect as he was unhappy with something...forgot.myurr wrote: I agree that he should have received at the very least an investigation and warning for bullying the other car like that, as should Massa for his dirty move on Senna, but the rule you are quoting is specifically for the defending driver when they move off line to defend. Think back to schumacher last year when he was defending against Hamilton in Monza. He would sweep over to the inside to defend and block the overtake and then pull back to the racing line to take the corner. With this rule he'd be able to sweep over to defend but in doing so would have to compromise his entry to the next corner.
We also have a couple crashmeisters too.raymondu999 wrote:We have 4 rainmeisters as you say - and Raikkonen's rally experience might have made him a bit stronger in the rain. Don't forget Button - the dampmeister
It will be so much fun watching Alonso manhandle that car in the rain...its a handful as it is in the dry.
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