Lewis you are a cheat!!!
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I'm sorry for posting this. I Did have a lot of respect for Lewis.
Having read about the situation with the stewards and what went on i'm convinced that Lewis and David Ryan tried to pull the wool over the Stewards eye's.
STOP CRYING YOU ARE A CHEAT AND THERE IS NO PLACE IN SPORT FOR PEOPLE LIKE YOU!!!
Having read about the situation with the stewards and what went on i'm convinced that Lewis and David Ryan tried to pull the wool over the Stewards eye's.
STOP CRYING YOU ARE A CHEAT AND THERE IS NO PLACE IN SPORT FOR PEOPLE LIKE YOU!!!
Wanta996Gotta said:
How did he cheat exactly in the race?
From The TimesHowever, the FIA then revealed further details of the original hearing that appear to show that Hamilton and his team manager did not tell the truth.
The controversy was sparked during the closing stages of the race, when the safety car came on to the track after crashes involving Sebastian Vettel and Robert Kubica. At the time, with three laps to go, Hamilton was fourth, behind Trulli. Unseen by the television cameras, Trulli then briefly lost control of his Toyota and ran off the track, allowing Hamilton to drive past him.
Drivers are not allowed to overtake when the safety car is deployed and Hamilton was told by his pitwall, who were anxious that he might get into trouble, to slow down and let the Italian retake his position, which Hamilton duly did. Trulli crossed the line third, with Hamilton fourth.
After the race, the Briton gave an interview in which he said that he had allowed Trulli through because he had been told to do so by his team. Meanwhile, after being alerted to the incident by the race director, the stewards decided to look into the sequence to check that no rules had been broken and summoned, among others, Trulli, Hamilton and David Ryan, the McLaren team manager.
Despite having told a journalist that he had been instructed to let Trulli through, Hamilton and Ryan told the stewards that no such instruction had been given. The stewards were left with no choice but to believe that Trulli had passed Hamilton illegally. The Italian was punished with a 25-second penalty and Hamilton was promoted to third place.
Melman Giraffe said:
Wanta996Gotta said:
How did he cheat exactly in the race?
From The TimesHowever, the FIA then revealed further details of the original hearing that appear to show that Hamilton and his team manager did not tell the truth.
The controversy was sparked during the closing stages of the race, when the safety car came on to the track after crashes involving Sebastian Vettel and Robert Kubica. At the time, with three laps to go, Hamilton was fourth, behind Trulli. Unseen by the television cameras, Trulli then briefly lost control of his Toyota and ran off the track, allowing Hamilton to drive past him.
Drivers are not allowed to overtake when the safety car is deployed and Hamilton was told by his pitwall, who were anxious that he might get into trouble, to slow down and let the Italian retake his position, which Hamilton duly did. Trulli crossed the line third, with Hamilton fourth.
After the race, the Briton gave an interview in which he said that he had allowed Trulli through because he had been told to do so by his team. Meanwhile, after being alerted to the incident by the race director, the stewards decided to look into the sequence to check that no rules had been broken and summoned, among others, Trulli, Hamilton and David Ryan, the McLaren team manager.
Despite having told a journalist that he had been instructed to let Trulli through, Hamilton and Ryan told the stewards that no such instruction had been given. The stewards were left with no choice but to believe that Trulli had passed Hamilton illegally. The Italian was punished with a 25-second penalty and Hamilton was promoted to third place.
Melman Giraffe said:
Wanta996Gotta said:
How did he cheat exactly in the race?
From The TimesHowever, the FIA then revealed further details of the original hearing that appear to show that Hamilton and his team manager did not tell the truth.
The controversy was sparked during the closing stages of the race, when the safety car came on to the track after crashes involving Sebastian Vettel and Robert Kubica. At the time, with three laps to go, Hamilton was fourth, behind Trulli. Unseen by the television cameras, Trulli then briefly lost control of his Toyota and ran off the track, allowing Hamilton to drive past him.
Drivers are not allowed to overtake when the safety car is deployed and Hamilton was told by his pitwall, who were anxious that he might get into trouble, to slow down and let the Italian retake his position, which Hamilton duly did. Trulli crossed the line third, with Hamilton fourth.
After the race, the Briton gave an interview in which he said that he had allowed Trulli through because he had been told to do so by his team. Meanwhile, after being alerted to the incident by the race director, the stewards decided to look into the sequence to check that no rules had been broken and summoned, among others, Trulli, Hamilton and David Ryan, the McLaren team manager.
Despite having told a journalist that he had been instructed to let Trulli through, Hamilton and Ryan told the stewards that no such instruction had been given. The stewards were left with no choice but to believe that Trulli had passed Hamilton illegally. The Italian was punished with a 25-second penalty and Hamilton was promoted to third place.
stew-S160 said:
Melman Giraffe said:
Wanta996Gotta said:
How did he cheat exactly in the race?
From The TimesHowever, the FIA then revealed further details of the original hearing that appear to show that Hamilton and his team manager did not tell the truth.
The controversy was sparked during the closing stages of the race, when the safety car came on to the track after crashes involving Sebastian Vettel and Robert Kubica. At the time, with three laps to go, Hamilton was fourth, behind Trulli. Unseen by the television cameras, Trulli then briefly lost control of his Toyota and ran off the track, allowing Hamilton to drive past him.
Drivers are not allowed to overtake when the safety car is deployed and Hamilton was told by his pitwall, who were anxious that he might get into trouble, to slow down and let the Italian retake his position, which Hamilton duly did. Trulli crossed the line third, with Hamilton fourth.
After the race, the Briton gave an interview in which he said that he had allowed Trulli through because he had been told to do so by his team. Meanwhile, after being alerted to the incident by the race director, the stewards decided to look into the sequence to check that no rules had been broken and summoned, among others, Trulli, Hamilton and David Ryan, the McLaren team manager.
Despite having told a journalist that he had been instructed to let Trulli through, Hamilton and Ryan told the stewards that no such instruction had been given. The stewards were left with no choice but to believe that Trulli had passed Hamilton illegally. The Italian was punished with a 25-second penalty and Hamilton was promoted to third place.
Melman Giraffe said:
stew-S160 said:
Melman Giraffe said:
Wanta996Gotta said:
How did he cheat exactly in the race?
From The TimesHowever, the FIA then revealed further details of the original hearing that appear to show that Hamilton and his team manager did not tell the truth.
The controversy was sparked during the closing stages of the race, when the safety car came on to the track after crashes involving Sebastian Vettel and Robert Kubica. At the time, with three laps to go, Hamilton was fourth, behind Trulli. Unseen by the television cameras, Trulli then briefly lost control of his Toyota and ran off the track, allowing Hamilton to drive past him.
Drivers are not allowed to overtake when the safety car is deployed and Hamilton was told by his pitwall, who were anxious that he might get into trouble, to slow down and let the Italian retake his position, which Hamilton duly did. Trulli crossed the line third, with Hamilton fourth.
After the race, the Briton gave an interview in which he said that he had allowed Trulli through because he had been told to do so by his team. Meanwhile, after being alerted to the incident by the race director, the stewards decided to look into the sequence to check that no rules had been broken and summoned, among others, Trulli, Hamilton and David Ryan, the McLaren team manager.
Despite having told a journalist that he had been instructed to let Trulli through, Hamilton and Ryan told the stewards that no such instruction had been given. The stewards were left with no choice but to believe that Trulli had passed Hamilton illegally. The Italian was punished with a 25-second penalty and Hamilton was promoted to third place.
What is it with TVR owners not liking Mclaren??
Edited by Wanta996Gotta on Friday 3rd April 10:22
Wanta996Gotta said:
Melman Giraffe said:
stew-S160 said:
Melman Giraffe said:
Wanta996Gotta said:
How did he cheat exactly in the race?
From The TimesHowever, the FIA then revealed further details of the original hearing that appear to show that Hamilton and his team manager did not tell the truth.
The controversy was sparked during the closing stages of the race, when the safety car came on to the track after crashes involving Sebastian Vettel and Robert Kubica. At the time, with three laps to go, Hamilton was fourth, behind Trulli. Unseen by the television cameras, Trulli then briefly lost control of his Toyota and ran off the track, allowing Hamilton to drive past him.
Drivers are not allowed to overtake when the safety car is deployed and Hamilton was told by his pitwall, who were anxious that he might get into trouble, to slow down and let the Italian retake his position, which Hamilton duly did. Trulli crossed the line third, with Hamilton fourth.
After the race, the Briton gave an interview in which he said that he had allowed Trulli through because he had been told to do so by his team. Meanwhile, after being alerted to the incident by the race director, the stewards decided to look into the sequence to check that no rules had been broken and summoned, among others, Trulli, Hamilton and David Ryan, the McLaren team manager.
Despite having told a journalist that he had been instructed to let Trulli through, Hamilton and Ryan told the stewards that no such instruction had been given. The stewards were left with no choice but to believe that Trulli had passed Hamilton illegally. The Italian was punished with a 25-second penalty and Hamilton was promoted to third place.
Wanta996Gotta said:
Melman Giraffe said:
stew-S160 said:
Melman Giraffe said:
Wanta996Gotta said:
How did he cheat exactly in the race?
From The TimesHowever, the FIA then revealed further details of the original hearing that appear to show that Hamilton and his team manager did not tell the truth.
The controversy was sparked during the closing stages of the race, when the safety car came on to the track after crashes involving Sebastian Vettel and Robert Kubica. At the time, with three laps to go, Hamilton was fourth, behind Trulli. Unseen by the television cameras, Trulli then briefly lost control of his Toyota and ran off the track, allowing Hamilton to drive past him.
Drivers are not allowed to overtake when the safety car is deployed and Hamilton was told by his pitwall, who were anxious that he might get into trouble, to slow down and let the Italian retake his position, which Hamilton duly did. Trulli crossed the line third, with Hamilton fourth.
After the race, the Briton gave an interview in which he said that he had allowed Trulli through because he had been told to do so by his team. Meanwhile, after being alerted to the incident by the race director, the stewards decided to look into the sequence to check that no rules had been broken and summoned, among others, Trulli, Hamilton and David Ryan, the McLaren team manager.
Despite having told a journalist that he had been instructed to let Trulli through, Hamilton and Ryan told the stewards that no such instruction had been given. The stewards were left with no choice but to believe that Trulli had passed Hamilton illegally. The Italian was punished with a 25-second penalty and Hamilton was promoted to third place.
Melman Giraffe said:
Wanta996Gotta said:
Melman Giraffe said:
stew-S160 said:
Melman Giraffe said:
Wanta996Gotta said:
How did he cheat exactly in the race?
From The TimesHowever, the FIA then revealed further details of the original hearing that appear to show that Hamilton and his team manager did not tell the truth.
The controversy was sparked during the closing stages of the race, when the safety car came on to the track after crashes involving Sebastian Vettel and Robert Kubica. At the time, with three laps to go, Hamilton was fourth, behind Trulli. Unseen by the television cameras, Trulli then briefly lost control of his Toyota and ran off the track, allowing Hamilton to drive past him.
Drivers are not allowed to overtake when the safety car is deployed and Hamilton was told by his pitwall, who were anxious that he might get into trouble, to slow down and let the Italian retake his position, which Hamilton duly did. Trulli crossed the line third, with Hamilton fourth.
After the race, the Briton gave an interview in which he said that he had allowed Trulli through because he had been told to do so by his team. Meanwhile, after being alerted to the incident by the race director, the stewards decided to look into the sequence to check that no rules had been broken and summoned, among others, Trulli, Hamilton and David Ryan, the McLaren team manager.
Despite having told a journalist that he had been instructed to let Trulli through, Hamilton and Ryan told the stewards that no such instruction had been given. The stewards were left with no choice but to believe that Trulli had passed Hamilton illegally. The Italian was punished with a 25-second penalty and Hamilton was promoted to third place.
No answer to my question then of when did he cheat in the actual race?Melman Giraffe said:
I'm sorry for posting this. I Did have a lot of respect for Lewis.
Having read about the situation with the stewards and what went on i'm convinced that Lewis and David Ryan tried to pull the wool over the Stewards eye's.
STOP CRYING YOU ARE A CHEAT AND THERE IS NO PLACE IN SPORT FOR PEOPLE LIKE YOU!!!
Having read about the situation with the stewards and what went on i'm convinced that Lewis and David Ryan tried to pull the wool over the Stewards eye's.
STOP CRYING YOU ARE A CHEAT AND THERE IS NO PLACE IN SPORT FOR PEOPLE LIKE YOU!!!
Wanta996Gotta said:
Melman Giraffe said:
Wanta996Gotta said:
Melman Giraffe said:
stew-S160 said:
Melman Giraffe said:
Wanta996Gotta said:
How did he cheat exactly in the race?
From The TimesHowever, the FIA then revealed further details of the original hearing that appear to show that Hamilton and his team manager did not tell the truth.
The controversy was sparked during the closing stages of the race, when the safety car came on to the track after crashes involving Sebastian Vettel and Robert Kubica. At the time, with three laps to go, Hamilton was fourth, behind Trulli. Unseen by the television cameras, Trulli then briefly lost control of his Toyota and ran off the track, allowing Hamilton to drive past him.
Drivers are not allowed to overtake when the safety car is deployed and Hamilton was told by his pitwall, who were anxious that he might get into trouble, to slow down and let the Italian retake his position, which Hamilton duly did. Trulli crossed the line third, with Hamilton fourth.
After the race, the Briton gave an interview in which he said that he had allowed Trulli through because he had been told to do so by his team. Meanwhile, after being alerted to the incident by the race director, the stewards decided to look into the sequence to check that no rules had been broken and summoned, among others, Trulli, Hamilton and David Ryan, the McLaren team manager.
Despite having told a journalist that he had been instructed to let Trulli through, Hamilton and Ryan told the stewards that no such instruction had been given. The stewards were left with no choice but to believe that Trulli had passed Hamilton illegally. The Italian was punished with a 25-second penalty and Hamilton was promoted to third place.
No answer to my question then of when did he cheat in the actual race?He tried to make personal gain by making out that Trulli had passed him whilst the safety car was out. And when questioned forgot to mention that he was asked by the team to let Trulli pass!! Smell a rat yet?
Melman Giraffe said:
stew-S160 said:
Melman Giraffe said:
Wanta996Gotta said:
How did he cheat exactly in the race?
From The TimesHowever, the FIA then revealed further details of the original hearing that appear to show that Hamilton and his team manager did not tell the truth.
The controversy was sparked during the closing stages of the race, when the safety car came on to the track after crashes involving Sebastian Vettel and Robert Kubica. At the time, with three laps to go, Hamilton was fourth, behind Trulli. Unseen by the television cameras, Trulli then briefly lost control of his Toyota and ran off the track, allowing Hamilton to drive past him.
Drivers are not allowed to overtake when the safety car is deployed and Hamilton was told by his pitwall, who were anxious that he might get into trouble, to slow down and let the Italian retake his position, which Hamilton duly did. Trulli crossed the line third, with Hamilton fourth.
After the race, the Briton gave an interview in which he said that he had allowed Trulli through because he had been told to do so by his team. Meanwhile, after being alerted to the incident by the race director, the stewards decided to look into the sequence to check that no rules had been broken and summoned, among others, Trulli, Hamilton and David Ryan, the McLaren team manager.
Despite having told a journalist that he had been instructed to let Trulli through, Hamilton and Ryan told the stewards that no such instruction had been given. The stewards were left with no choice but to believe that Trulli had passed Hamilton illegally. The Italian was punished with a 25-second penalty and Hamilton was promoted to third place.
For what it's worth on this thread, I just think the whole situation is due to the Stewards actions last year which has made the teams too twitchy.
Lets be honest here, Hamilton deliberately effectively LOST a postition by giving Trulli his 3rd back.
OK, post race, Mclaren may have realised that by trying to not break a rule they broke a rule and tried to play it down but this isn't cheating for goodness sake.
The sole cause for all this is that the teams and the stewards are not singing from the same hymn sheet and no doubt a general belief that Hamilton is being over scrutinized by officials.
Lets be honest here, Hamilton deliberately effectively LOST a postition by giving Trulli his 3rd back.
OK, post race, Mclaren may have realised that by trying to not break a rule they broke a rule and tried to play it down but this isn't cheating for goodness sake.
The sole cause for all this is that the teams and the stewards are not singing from the same hymn sheet and no doubt a general belief that Hamilton is being over scrutinized by officials.
Melman Giraffe said:
Wanta996Gotta said:
Melman Giraffe said:
Wanta996Gotta said:
Melman Giraffe said:
stew-S160 said:
Melman Giraffe said:
Wanta996Gotta said:
How did he cheat exactly in the race?
From The TimesHowever, the FIA then revealed further details of the original hearing that appear to show that Hamilton and his team manager did not tell the truth.
The controversy was sparked during the closing stages of the race, when the safety car came on to the track after crashes involving Sebastian Vettel and Robert Kubica. At the time, with three laps to go, Hamilton was fourth, behind Trulli. Unseen by the television cameras, Trulli then briefly lost control of his Toyota and ran off the track, allowing Hamilton to drive past him.
Drivers are not allowed to overtake when the safety car is deployed and Hamilton was told by his pitwall, who were anxious that he might get into trouble, to slow down and let the Italian retake his position, which Hamilton duly did. Trulli crossed the line third, with Hamilton fourth.
After the race, the Briton gave an interview in which he said that he had allowed Trulli through because he had been told to do so by his team. Meanwhile, after being alerted to the incident by the race director, the stewards decided to look into the sequence to check that no rules had been broken and summoned, among others, Trulli, Hamilton and David Ryan, the McLaren team manager.
Despite having told a journalist that he had been instructed to let Trulli through, Hamilton and Ryan told the stewards that no such instruction had been given. The stewards were left with no choice but to believe that Trulli had passed Hamilton illegally. The Italian was punished with a 25-second penalty and Hamilton was promoted to third place.
No answer to my question then of when did he cheat in the actual race?He tried to make personal gain by making out that Trulli had passed him whilst the safety car was out. And when questioned forgot to mention that he was asked by the team to let Trulli pass!! Smell a rat yet?
Trulli DID pass him after safety car was out hence Lewis finishing 4th IN THE RACE.Hasn't anyone worked out that Hamilton was entirely legitimate in passing truly because he was off the track. Read the FIA Formula 1 Regs.
And just because Hamilton allowed Truli to overtake him, it doesn't mean that Truli had to do so. He had lost his place due to an off, he was not entitled to reclaim it!
And just because Hamilton allowed Truli to overtake him, it doesn't mean that Truli had to do so. He had lost his place due to an off, he was not entitled to reclaim it!
Melman Giraffe said:
I'm sorry for posting this. I Did have a lot of respect for Lewis.
Having read about the situation with the stewards and what went on i'm convinced that Lewis and David Ryan tried to pull the wool over the Stewards eye's.
STOP CRYING YOU ARE A CHEAT AND THERE IS NO PLACE IN SPORT FOR PEOPLE LIKE YOU!!!
NO he didn't cheat.Having read about the situation with the stewards and what went on i'm convinced that Lewis and David Ryan tried to pull the wool over the Stewards eye's.
STOP CRYING YOU ARE A CHEAT AND THERE IS NO PLACE IN SPORT FOR PEOPLE LIKE YOU!!!
He lied to a steward, not a cheat.
There is a thread already discussing this.
Any need for this pointless one?
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