So I guess you just STAB the brakes, come almost to a complete halt, and then not bother to accelerate again? Get real my friend. It wasn't a mistake. A man of his talent doesn't 'mistakenly' slam on his brakes, cause Webber to almost overshoot him, then NOT accelerate back up to the safety cars' pace once you have deemed that you aren't going to plow into the back of it. Your delusional or very bad at observing things if that's what you think happened. Besides he was in no danger of passing the safety car at his speed anyway. Even if he hadn't braked. He was driving stupidly behind the safety car, he delibrately slammed on his brakes many many times during the race. Isn't it funny how no one else was doing it that blatantly.nae wrote:having viewed the video it would seem that lewis made a mistake, he didnt brake for the corner when the SC did and ran past it. the SC carried on at its pace most probably accelerating whilst lewis dived off top the right to avoid the SC and braked. the concertina effect often talked about was clearly in effect.
If he didn't stay within 5 car lengths of the safety car (if that's the rule) then he's guilty of breaking that rule. If Webber nearly overshot him then that's Webber's fault, if Vettel ran up the arse of Webber then that's Vettel's fault. Isn't it funny how no one else hit the car in front.Ray wrote:So I guess you just STAB the brakes, come almost to a complete halt, and then not bother to accelerate again? Get real my friend. It wasn't a mistake. A man of his talent doesn't 'mistakenly' slam on his brakes, cause Webber to almost overshoot him, then NOT accelerate back up to the safety cars' pace once you have deemed that you aren't going to plow into the back of it. Your delusional or very bad at observing things if that's what you think happened. Besides he was in no danger of passing the safety car at his speed anyway. Even if he hadn't braked. He was driving stupidly behind the safety car, he delibrately slammed on his brakes many many times during the race. Isn't it funny how no one else was doing it that blatantly.nae wrote:having viewed the video it would seem that lewis made a mistake, he didnt brake for the corner when the SC did and ran past it. the SC carried on at its pace most probably accelerating whilst lewis dived off top the right to avoid the SC and braked. the concertina effect often talked about was clearly in effect.
Thanks for the pics FLC.. I watched the video over and over and he definitely was jumping all over the place - in that corner alone.FLC wrote:At first he is exactly about where he should be. Only a second later he is aligned with the SC, and 2-3 seconds after that he is already too far away.
That seems like a misguided article on F1-Live.com anout ownership. A condition of entry to an F1 race, like a concert, says by entering you agree not to film.FLC wrote:I'm not sure the FOM are entitled to order its removal. I think they now realise it was captured by a spectator.
laidback wrote:If he didn't stay within 5 car lengths of the safety car (if that's the rule) then he's guilty of breaking that rule. If Webber nearly overshot him then that's Webber's fault, if Vettel ran up the arse of Webber then that's Vettel's fault. Isn't it funny how no one else hit the car in front.Ray wrote:So I guess you just STAB the brakes, come almost to a complete halt, and then not bother to accelerate again? Get real my friend. It wasn't a mistake. A man of his talent doesn't 'mistakenly' slam on his brakes, cause Webber to almost overshoot him, then NOT accelerate back up to the safety cars' pace once you have deemed that you aren't going to plow into the back of it. Your delusional or very bad at observing things if that's what you think happened. Besides he was in no danger of passing the safety car at his speed anyway. Even if he hadn't braked. He was driving stupidly behind the safety car, he delibrately slammed on his brakes many many times during the race. Isn't it funny how no one else was doing it that blatantly.nae wrote:having viewed the video it would seem that lewis made a mistake, he didnt brake for the corner when the SC did and ran past it. the SC carried on at its pace most probably accelerating whilst lewis dived off top the right to avoid the SC and braked. the concertina effect often talked about was clearly in effect.
Where exactly does it say that? Does it say that on the tickets you buy? Are photographs not allowed? And who allowed that to happen? That's bullsh*t if you ask me.Rob W wrote:That seems like a misguided article on F1-Live.com anout ownership. A condition of entry to an F1 race, like a concert, says by entering you agree not to film.FLC wrote:I'm not sure the FOM are entitled to order its removal. I think they now realise it was captured by a spectator.
For sure they usually turn a blind eye to privately filmed stuff but they have every legal right to say "the filming was done illegally" and prevent it's use by anyone.
In the end - it's in their interest to leave it online.. it keeps the PR and discussion amongst fans F1 up.
Rob W
Did you bother to read what the rest of that said? Or are you taking that as the sole part of my response you want to take in consideration?laidback wrote:Exactly. So no reason for this thread?Ray wrote:It definitely was all Vettels' fault for hitting Webber,
The rest of that sentence explains what I meant. Don't ignore part of a sentence cause the other part suits you.Ray wrote:It definitely was all Vettels' fault for hitting Webber, but Hamilton is the one that caused them to bunch up so tight.
