It's not as bad as the music in formula e
yes max was choosing his line to defend, not to go straight to the apex on a tangent which would be ridiculous. They can 'push' someone who's going a lot faster but isn't alongside, because they need time and space to slow down. The space was always the space of Max's choosing, not anything to do with the geometry of the track, he was just defending. Here it is:RZS10 wrote: ↑17 Jul 2019, 20:35He was never NOT closing it - have you looked at Max' onboard? He got out of the corner and continued going left without actively reacting to Vettel's move as the pics and gifs i posted previously show:
Well maybe, just maybe, one would aim for the apex in order to defend the inside line?
You can't 'push' someone anywhere who isn't side by side (?)
Not saying there was no space on the left, just that that space would always disappear because of the track layout and Vettel's decision to go for that space was a mistake, especially since it was very clear early on that Max would defend the inside
I think you are interpreting this incorrectly, this is how I interpret the issue.izzy wrote: ↑17 Jul 2019, 21:56coming out of Stowe, they both have choice of line. Seb is preparing to go to Max's right:
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Now Seb is moving right and Max is beginning to mirror him:
Max used to go back towards the racing line under breaking and that was why so many drivers used to complain about it, and why a rule temporarily existed to prevent it.More than one change of direction to defend a position is not permitted. Any driver moving back towards the racing line, having earlier defended his position off-line, should leave at least one car width between his own car and the edge of the track on the approach to the corner.
So really what it all comes down to is if people consider his move back to the right an "abnormal change of direction".However, manoeuvers liable to hinder other drivers, such as deliberate crowding of a car beyond the edge of the track or any other abnormal change of direction, are strictly prohibited. Pushing or other contact resulting in a lasting advantage is strictly prohibited. Any driver who appears guilty of any of the above offences will be reported to the Stewards.
remember now though, all Vettel had to do was get on the inside, then run max clean off the track. that's allowed now. so both dont need to make the corner. Just Seb, he can even shive max off the track with some contact too.rogazilla wrote: ↑17 Jul 2019, 16:04That's a tough sell as a gap as a left hander coming up. How much do you propose Max has to move to get out of the way of Vet carrying as much speed as he was and for both of them to make that corner? How much is this subtle move by Max that's not reflected on the steering? 1/4 of a meter? half a meter? Will that clear VET's move?
Mark Hughes wont know s@@t on how its done. to back that up, it appears Bottas can't do it, and he's in the same team as a guy who can.digitalrurouni wrote: ↑17 Jul 2019, 17:47Ok I can't believe I am saying this when the Vettel and Verstappen incident was so cut and dry - it's the driver at the back whose sole responsibility is to navigate his machine around the person he intends to overtake. Simple. Done. Dusted. Penalty deserved. Max didn't do anything wrong. We all know wheel to wheel is not Rosberg and or Vettel's strengths. Move on folks.
Now what I would rather talk about is how Hamilton drives his car so that he can make the tires last so well. Thoughts? I mean how does he keep so much speed lap after lap and not kill his tires? I am very curious. Mark Hughes' article referred some about his driving style but hoping the forum members could illuminate more.
Yes, Leclerc indeed showed that is allowed now as there was not even an investigation when he bumped Max and then pushed him wide beyond the track limits and exiting the track himself doing it.NathanOlder wrote: ↑17 Jul 2019, 23:08remember now though, all Vettel had to do was get on the inside, then run max clean off the track. that's allowed now. so both dont need to make the corner. Just Seb, he can even shive max off the track with some contact too.rogazilla wrote: ↑17 Jul 2019, 16:04That's a tough sell as a gap as a left hander coming up. How much do you propose Max has to move to get out of the way of Vet carrying as much speed as he was and for both of them to make that corner? How much is this subtle move by Max that's not reflected on the steering? 1/4 of a meter? half a meter? Will that clear VET's move?
TBH I’m glad the stewards didn’t even look at it in a way. Consistently good or constantly bad. As long as we get consistency I guess.Pyrone89 wrote: ↑17 Jul 2019, 23:17Yes, Leclerc indeed showed that is allowed now as there was not even an investigation when he bumped Max and then pushed him wide beyond the track limits and exiting the track himself doing it.NathanOlder wrote: ↑17 Jul 2019, 23:08remember now though, all Vettel had to do was get on the inside, then run max clean off the track. that's allowed now. so both dont need to make the corner. Just Seb, he can even shive max off the track with some contact too.rogazilla wrote: ↑17 Jul 2019, 16:04
That's a tough sell as a gap as a left hander coming up. How much do you propose Max has to move to get out of the way of Vet carrying as much speed as he was and for both of them to make that corner? How much is this subtle move by Max that's not reflected on the steering? 1/4 of a meter? half a meter? Will that clear VET's move?
TrueRestomaniac wrote: ↑17 Jul 2019, 23:21TBH I’m glad the stewards didn’t even look at it in a way. Consistently good or constantly bad. As long as we get consistency I guess.Pyrone89 wrote: ↑17 Jul 2019, 23:17Yes, Leclerc indeed showed that is allowed now as there was not even an investigation when he bumped Max and then pushed him wide beyond the track limits and exiting the track himself doing it.NathanOlder wrote: ↑17 Jul 2019, 23:08
remember now though, all Vettel had to do was get on the inside, then run max clean off the track. that's allowed now. so both dont need to make the corner. Just Seb, he can even shive max off the track with some contact too.
Sorry I missed that bit?Pyrone89 wrote: ↑17 Jul 2019, 23:17Yes, Leclerc indeed showed that is allowed now as there was not even an investigation when he bumped Max and then pushed him wide beyond the track limits and exiting the track himself doing it.NathanOlder wrote: ↑17 Jul 2019, 23:08remember now though, all Vettel had to do was get on the inside, then run max clean off the track. that's allowed now. so both dont need to make the corner. Just Seb, he can even shive max off the track with some contact too.rogazilla wrote: ↑17 Jul 2019, 16:04
That's a tough sell as a gap as a left hander coming up. How much do you propose Max has to move to get out of the way of Vet carrying as much speed as he was and for both of them to make that corner? How much is this subtle move by Max that's not reflected on the steering? 1/4 of a meter? half a meter? Will that clear VET's move?
Re-watch the race. Leclerc went around the outside of Vale and then bumped Max (who was on the racing line) off, then ran Max wide and offtrack but Leclerc also exited the track himself.NathanOlder wrote: ↑17 Jul 2019, 23:25Sorry I missed that bit?Pyrone89 wrote: ↑17 Jul 2019, 23:17Yes, Leclerc indeed showed that is allowed now as there was not even an investigation when he bumped Max and then pushed him wide beyond the track limits and exiting the track himself doing it.NathanOlder wrote: ↑17 Jul 2019, 23:08
remember now though, all Vettel had to do was get on the inside, then run max clean off the track. that's allowed now. so both dont need to make the corner. Just Seb, he can even shive max off the track with some contact too.
Or are you talking about the part that Max drove in to the side of the Ferrari at Club?
Well that would solve Austria wouldnt it?NathanOlder wrote: ↑17 Jul 2019, 23:35When you have a car fully alongside on the inside, guess what......
you can't take the racing line.
No your logic would mean Jerez 97 (Leclerc in Austria) was not on Schumacher but on VilleneuveNathanOlder wrote: ↑17 Jul 2019, 23:39in Austria, Leclerc was on the racing line going in to the corner, he then had to leave room at the apex for Max, which he did.
whats your point.
your logic on taking a corner would mean Schumacher was the innocent party at Jerez in 97, and Adelaide in 94.