wesley123 wrote:HampusA wrote:
No --- sherlock, that´s why Hamilton, the super energetic racer should have backed of because it clearly was the wrong moment to overtake Maldonado.
then it always has to be a wrong moment to overtake Maldonado since Hamilton made exact the same move on Schumacher earlier in the race.
Maldonado turns in because the turn goes that way. Are you implying that he should make a left instead because Hamilton is close to him?
You can´t just stick your car in like that and expect someone to move.
No way that the turn goes that way, Maldonado should have gave Hamilton some space, which he did not.
Hamilton took a chance that never really existed. Just think for a second..
No an overtaking chance will never ever exist if you just start driving into someone else to 'defend your position' He did the same thing with Schuey where Schuey gave space, why couldnt Maldonado do that?
Why would Maldonado turn in on Hamilton? Why? makes no sense since the outcome of it would be that Maldo´s car would hit the wall first.
Because he has not seen him, because he thought there was the space, because he was blocking him on puirpose cexpecting Hamilton to slam on his brakes.
He did a spectacular race but it got ruined by a optimistic Hamilton which we know took alot risks and chances that day because of things that happened the day before.
If Maldonado just gave some space he would have finished the race, it is his own fault, not Hamiltons, he ruined the race by himself, it wasnt ruined by Hamilton.
I´ll just answer from top to bottom,
Hamilton was lucky he did not send Schumacher into the wall. It was just as bad of an overtake as before.
Hamilton himself misses the apex and use more of the road then he should be given for giving 2 wide and ultimately hits schumacher´s car that nearly ended his race.
It was a very bad overtake.
Maldo hits the apex PERFECTLY. There never was a question about making it 2 wide into the corner.
Maldo took the corner like he should, 1 car hitting the apex perfectly.
Ok so did he not see him or did he think he gave enough space? You are contradicting yourself here.
"Expecting him to slam on his brakes" was that even serious comment? Every car that enters that corner is on maximum braking force. All F1 drivers know that so for you even say that Maldo was thinking Hamilton would just miraculously add some more braking force is ridiculous.
Hamilton has no right to just demand space when he´s so far behind. It doesn´t work like that.
It was a divebomb that went so so wrong.
100% Hamilton´s fault for causing an avoidable collision. How? By using his head and next lap be closer to make it 2-wide.
The truth will come out...