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.
Not true. You have to leave a car width when returning to the racing line. Vettel never left the racing line.Lorenzo_Bandini wrote:The rules change this year, all driver have TO LEAVE SPACE to the others car. Alonso was right to whining, Vettel have just to respect the rule
Lol,i think he even put one or two fastest laps in!myurr wrote:Hold on a sec, just need to go find a chair that I can fall off of!morefirejules08 wrote:And Maldonado finished a race without hitting anyone
Maybee he learned his lesson?morefirejules08 wrote:And Maldonado finished a race without hitting anyone
Yep, finally someone gets that rule right. Plus, the rule he was penalised under was rule 16.1, not 23. 16.1 bans forcing another driver off track. Alonso could at all points have been on track (defined as having at least one wheel on or inside the white line). Because of that, I don't believe Vettel should have been penalised.myurr wrote:Not true. You have to leave a car width when returning to the racing line. Vettel never left the racing line.Lorenzo_Bandini wrote:The rules change this year, all driver have TO LEAVE SPACE to the others car. Alonso was right to whining, Vettel have just to respect the rule
the rule is not for situations like that, VET was on the racing line, ALO just wanted to push trough... when space ran out.Lorenzo_Bandini wrote:Traction wrote:Great drive by LH in the best car on the day.
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The rules change this year, all driver have TO LEAVE SPACE to the others car. Alonso was right to whining, Vettel have just to respect the rule
The head of Stewards this weekend is the FIA President Jean Todt...let me know how you go going toe to toe against king bureaucratbeelsebob wrote:Yep, finally someone gets that rule right. Plus, the rule he was penalised under was rule 16.1, not 23. 16.1 bans forcing another driver off track. Alonso could at all points have been on track (defined as having at least one wheel on or inside the white line). Because of that, I don't believe Vettel should have been penalised.myurr wrote:Not true. You have to leave a car width when returning to the racing line. Vettel never left the racing line.Lorenzo_Bandini wrote:The rules change this year, all driver have TO LEAVE SPACE to the others car. Alonso was right to whining, Vettel have just to respect the rule
They're Italians. Everything Italian is the best according to an Italian. If Ferrari get's beat, its because of some great conspiracy. Of course I'm generalising, but having spent time in Italy...there are 4 things you dont mess with.... Their pasta, Mama, Fashion and Ferrari.beelsebob wrote:That's the tiffosi for them – that's why I always wondered why everyone called them the best fans.zyphro wrote:These boo's are rather distasteful; he just complimented the crowd. Why do they insist on boo'ing?
Lorenzo is correct. After the Hamilton-Rosberg incident in Bahrain, a clarification was made that you have to leave room for a driver if he gets alongside you.myurr wrote:Not true. You have to leave a car width when returning to the racing line. Vettel never left the racing line.Lorenzo_Bandini wrote:The rules change this year, all driver have TO LEAVE SPACE to the others car. Alonso was right to whining, Vettel have just to respect the rule
Not to be rude...but I find your comment offensive.FoxHound wrote:They're Italians. Everything Italian is the best according to an Italian. If Ferrari get's beat, its because of some great conspiracy. Of course I'm generalising, but having spent time in Italy...there are 4 things you dont mess with.... Their pasta, Mama, Fashion and Ferrari.beelsebob wrote:That's the tiffosi for them – that's why I always wondered why everyone called them the best fans.zyphro wrote:These boo's are rather distasteful; he just complimented the crowd. Why do they insist on boo'ing?
FoxHound wrote:They're Italians. Everything Italian is the best according to an Italian. If Ferrari get's beat, its because of some great conspiracy. Of course I'm generalising, but having spent time in Italy...there are 4 things you dont mess with.... Their pasta, Mama, Fashion and Ferrari.beelsebob wrote:That's the tiffosi for them – that's why I always wondered why everyone called them the best fans.zyphro wrote:These boo's are rather distasteful; he just complimented the crowd. Why do they insist on boo'ing?
.that's right, we're all mama's boys who drive scooters and only eat pasta and pizza...FoxHound wrote:They're Italians. Everything Italian is the best according to an Italian. If Ferrari get's beat, its because of some great conspiracy. Of course I'm generalising, but having spent time in Italy...there are 4 things you dont mess with.... Their pasta, Mama, Fashion and Ferrari.beelsebob wrote:That's the tiffosi for them – that's why I always wondered why everyone called them the best fans.zyphro wrote:These boo's are rather distasteful; he just complimented the crowd. Why do they insist on boo'ing?
Don't forget say chao every 3 seconds!Gerhard Berger wrote:that's right, we're all mama's boys who drive scooters and only eat pasta and pizza...FoxHound wrote:They're Italians. Everything Italian is the best according to an Italian. If Ferrari get's beat, its because of some great conspiracy. Of course I'm generalising, but having spent time in Italy...there are 4 things you dont mess with.... Their pasta, Mama, Fashion and Ferrari.beelsebob wrote: That's the tiffosi for them – that's why I always wondered why everyone called them the best fans.
