SoCalWJS wrote:Re: Lewis not going as fast as he could and Nico complaining.
Win/Win for Hamilton. He doesn't have to drive as fast as he can which saves wear and tear on the tires, also allowing Nico to catch up a bit and run in more turbulent air, causing Nico to either risk increased wear on his tires or allowing Vettel to close the gap.
Nico needs to keep his yap shut and figure out how to push Lewis harder, or his season is going to be in jeopardy quickly (psychologically and the Team firmly perceiving him to be the #2 driver)
Hamilton and dirty tricks? I don't believe it. Yesterday I thought it was all about the team result with saving tyres

. Firstly, you need to decide version of events, did he do it on purpose or not? "He didn't but if he did...", "he didn't but he has every right to drive how he wants"?
'It's not my job to look after Nico's race' Fine, direct comparison: that's what Rosberg should have said after Austria when they gave Hamilton free position with a pitstop out of sequence. If it was up to drivers but it's not. It's Mercedes' job to control strategy, or send them too late in qualifying, or be silent about strategy in Malaysia. It's up to to them to pretend it didn't happen or potentially ignore something that compromises result for the other driver. Every man for himself? Fine, that's what happened in Spa and then there were cries and punishment for one driver.