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that wasn't Hamilton's fault
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I think it was Hamilton's fault.
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no it wasn't it was that arrogant krout
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look at the line Rosberg took, he was more interested in stopping Hamilton than concentrating on taking the [left] hand corner.
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right hand corner I mean
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I think Ros had already moved to block before Hammy got his wing alongside. To expect Rosberg to get back to the left at that point is asking too much. Interesting meeting to be had behind closed doors though.
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Hamilton was on the grass. Rosberg has come way off the natural line for taking that corner purely because he wanted to block Hamilton. He wrote off the whole teams work in one selfish move.
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No disrespect, but I'll go with Nikki Lauda's view.
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what was Lauda's view? I'm sure it was a platitude because someone stuck a microphone in his face.
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He said, "Hamilton was too aggresive, there was no need. Rosberg was in front, why should he move out of his (Hamilton's) way. However Brundle and at least one other Sky pundit disagrees with that view.
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According to Coulthard, Lauda said Rosberg was too aggressive
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Nope, 100% not. I saw the interview.
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Lauda is in danger of creating a rift between Hamilton and Mercedes
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Official word from Mercedes is "Incident inconclusive". Lauda still blaming Hamilton, but when analyzing all the data, the evidence maybe somewhat different. We will await the race controllers verdict".
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It has also been reported that Rosberg will drive for Mercedes in 2017. Seems odd to announce this and not Hamilton. Wouldn't be surprised to see Hamilton in a Ferrari car next season.
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Wolff on ch.4 confirmed Lauda blamed Hamilton. Lauda should have kept his mouth shut and considered the consequences of what he was blurting out. The data will prove he was wrong.
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Lauda always gives his opinions on the drivers. In a sport renowned for being boring and PR driven it's refreshing
50/50 for me. Hamilton much faster than Rosberg, Rosberg staunchly defended leaving Hamilton nowhere to go but the grass. |
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That was Rosberg's fault in my opinion. The racing line was on the other side of the track and he blatantly moved across to block Hamilton. If you look at the line the other drivers took it's pretty obvious
and I think that Hamilton is an arrogant, self-centred t0$$er, so no bias here |
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Video explains .... http://www.formula1.com/content/fom-website/en/latest/headlines
/2016/5/f1-spain-hamilton-rosberg-drivers-go-for-gaps.html# |
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Rosberg defended his position, and Hamilton forgot to use his brake, so he lost his car and threw Rosberg out, quite clear.
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It's quite obvious that it was Rosbergs fault.
He made a mistake with his speed and so Hmailton did what any normal racing driver would do, go for the gap, Rosberg realised his mistake and closed it too late, taking them both out, Hamilton was too smart for him. There's a reason why Hamilton has beaten him the last two seasons. |