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Fernando Alonso's retirement as the Monaco Grand Prix was quickly forgotten when Jenson Button finished the race in 8th, scoring the first points for the renewed partnership between McLaren and Honda.
Really?!? Drama queen?JimClarkFan wrote:Feel sorry for Lewis, team fukked up bad, but god dam he is a drama queen
No one dislikes Lewis? You are living in a parallel universe. I see negativity surrounding him all the time.Pierce89 wrote:Are you serious. Noone actually dislikes Lewis. His fans however, have garnered their fair share of dislike by constantly proclaiming Lewis to be some sort of racing Messiah.GPR-A wrote:Oh that's normal isn't it. Those who doesn't like him are happy and want to blame him rather than the useless people at merc.J0rd4n wrote:Can't believe people are actually blaming Lewis for this. Absolutely clueless. Neither Rosberg nor Vettel were going to pit so why would the team risk him doing it? Lewis lost the race through no fault of his own.
What rubbish....pretending you channel tv to us and we don't have the same sets? You are a liar...Toto never said thatJonnycraig wrote:He was too fast under the SC and caught it, loosing him P1 & P2. Driver error, as Toto has just said to Sky.J0rd4n wrote:Hamilton's own error? It was not his decision to pit. The team told him to do it and he obeyed.Jonnycraig wrote:Incredible scenes with the Hamilton fans melting down over Hamiltons own error.
Incredible that Ricciardo avoided a penalty as well.
That's what you get with water tight contracts.Phil wrote:Mercedes just gifted Rosberg 17 points vs. Hamilton.
Very mature post race interview by Hamilton. I'm impressed.
I agree, to think no one dislikes him is madness.J0rd4n wrote:
No one dislikes Lewis? You are living in a parallel universe. I see negativity surrounding him all the time.
With a massive Lap Time Advantage you can overtake even in Monaco. The Problem ist that the primes were much quicker than it looked at first glance since they spent the whole race in cruise control. After the restart the cars on the old primes could suddenly run more than 1,5s quicker than during the previous procession. Nico ran a 1:18 on the primes. Thus the Advantage of the Super Softs was probably smaller than expected.SectorOne wrote: Pitting would only have been a good decision if you had never seen a single Monaco race ever.
Track position is KING. Doesn´t matter if you have 50 lap old tires or not.
Without a doubt the most brain dead decision ever in the history of the team.
How can he even catch SC when he pit and safety car is beyond pits?rifrafs2kees wrote:What rubbish....pretending you channel tv to us and we don't have the same sets? You are a liar...Toto never said thatJonnycraig wrote:He was too fast under the SC and caught it, loosing him P1 & P2. Driver error, as Toto has just said to Sky.J0rd4n wrote: Hamilton's own error? It was not his decision to pit. The team told him to do it and he obeyed.
Excellent question.charlex wrote:so WHY alonso has been penalized and ricciardo not??????!!!!!!