Hamilton's critics on the circuit
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Again it is Alonso proving that he cannot let anything rest. I looked at the recording of LH's overtake on Alonso and it was clean, pure and made the Spaniard look ordinary. However, the move on Glock was a bit out of order and I must admit to thinking at the time is was a bit dangerous and on looking at it again i think I'd leave out the modification of bit.
It was almost like having MSchumacher back and driving again.
The move on Webber seemed OK to me but he did at least fight for his place.
Again it is Alonso proving that he cannot let anything rest. I looked at the recording of LH's overtake on Alonso and it was clean, pure and made the Spaniard look ordinary. However, the move on Glock was a bit out of order and I must admit to thinking at the time is was a bit dangerous and on looking at it again i think I'd leave out the modification of bit.
It was almost like having MSchumacher back and driving again.
The move on Webber seemed OK to me but he did at least fight for his place.
Derek Smith said:
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Again it is Alonso proving that he cannot let anything rest. I looked at the recording of LH's overtake on Alonso and it was clean, pure and made the Spaniard look ordinary. However, the move on Glock was a bit out of order and I must admit to thinking at the time is was a bit dangerous and on looking at it again i think I'd leave out the modification of bit.
It was almost like having MSchumacher back and driving again.
The move on Webber seemed OK to me but he did at least fight for his place.
Nothing there says Alonso was complaining about the overtaking move itself.Again it is Alonso proving that he cannot let anything rest. I looked at the recording of LH's overtake on Alonso and it was clean, pure and made the Spaniard look ordinary. However, the move on Glock was a bit out of order and I must admit to thinking at the time is was a bit dangerous and on looking at it again i think I'd leave out the modification of bit.
It was almost like having MSchumacher back and driving again.
The move on Webber seemed OK to me but he did at least fight for his place.
TBH I think Hamilton was unsiighted with Glock, but then again it maybe wouldn't have bothered him much if he'd known he was there.
With Webber, well Hamilton's comments show he did know he was there but cut him off anyway, which maybe supports Glock's argument too.
i watched the entire race - Hamilton did nothing, absolutely nothing wrong.
Was it Glock he put on the grass? Looked like by accident to me - but even if it wasn't, again no problem as that is what racing drivers do.
They lean on each other.
Anyone that says otherwise should take up tiddly winks!
Was it Glock he put on the grass? Looked like by accident to me - but even if it wasn't, again no problem as that is what racing drivers do.
They lean on each other.
Anyone that says otherwise should take up tiddly winks!
FourWheelDrift said:
I don't think he knew Glock was there, he gave Webber enough room and Alonso will whinge about anything.
Wheel to wheel coming in and out of the chicane so he blatantly knew where Glock was.If it was Schumacher most of you lot would say he was cheating scum arrogant for not checking his mirrors!
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