Lewis Hamilton has dominantly won the Italian GP, leading the Grand Prix for nearly the entire distance. Sergio Pérez in the Sauber finished in a brilliant second place with an impressive second half of the race. Fernando Alonso is third, having started from 10th position.
when Micheal almost win Championship
He didn't push Vettel out last year.jamsbong wrote:How desperate is Ferrari?
Last year the same thing happened but car being pushed out was not a Ferrari.
Alonso has no honor to take points in such manner. What a loser.
Well, the flip-side to that is it's probably not the smartest idea to play rough with the championship-leading Ferrari at Monza. That's just begging for trouble.zyphro wrote:You must be the most balanced Ferrari fan I've seen, ever.bhallg2k wrote:Good that it was a quick call by the stewards. It's likely a very rose-colored one, though.
I wonder - why there is no onboard on Vettel's side? Fernando could have go for the inside line rather than go rallying.SeijaKessen wrote:He didn't push Vettel out last year.jamsbong wrote:How desperate is Ferrari?
Last year the same thing happened but car being pushed out was not a Ferrari.
Alonso has no honor to take points in such manner. What a loser.
You should try watching the video again from 2011...or get your eyes checked.
beelsebob wrote:Just to play devils advocate... To force another car off the track, you would surely have to force that car beyond the limits of the track – i.e. all four wheels of the track. Fernando clearly had space to have 2 wheels inside the white lines, and hence wasn't forced off the track. Comments?
