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Same thoughtsAlso take into account the 1st lap where Max did almost the exact same thing to Hamilton who had to cut the chicane to make the sensible decision. Quite rightly Max wasn't penalised for it.
Same thoughtsAlso take into account the 1st lap where Max did almost the exact same thing to Hamilton who had to cut the chicane to make the sensible decision. Quite rightly Max wasn't penalised for it.
I'd have chalked it as 5 seconds if anything but if Silverstone is 10 seconds this is pretty much the exact same thing (except Max really did have no hope in hell of making it stick).Probably more Max. Not worth a grid penalty imo, would have been 10 seconds had he somehow kept going.
More or less agree with everything Massa said.
Seb when he was on top and even at Ferrari was still more dislikable than Hamilton or Verstappen. The multi 1-2 incident still irks.Probably the two most unlikeable drivers on the grid, at least it's making a great championship battle.
I don't mind Max but can definitely understand where the hate comes from, used to dislike him when he was getting preference from RB over Ricciardo despite not performing as well in races. At least he shows a bit of character and personality off the track unlike his rival. Aggressive, arrogant driving is how most if not all the greats drive when under pressure too.
Did anyone see the clip of Hamilton "squaring up" to the camera in the paddock and then totally blanking a young fan yesterday? Always manages to **** up any shred of sympathy I have for him.
He did check before leaving his car, however there was also the "that what happens if you don't leave a gap" line.Weirdly I like Lewis more now than I did at the start of the season, but I think that's because I dislike Max so much...
If Redbull hadn't ****** the pitstop and annoyed Max as a result, I don't think he makes that move, it was pure red mist imo and he knew that if Lewis got away then he was probably winning the race / taking the championship lead so there was nothing to lose. It's a dangerous and unsporting attitude but entirely consistent with his character.
The worst thing was the walking away with no care for how lewis was doing, there is a chance there (definite without the halo) that lewis would have a broken neck / head or worse with the car on top of him and Max just walked away... There is a line between arrogance and self belief, Max seems to already think he's gods gift to racing and everyone else is a side character
People keep repeating this, but it never happenedThe worst thing was the walking away with no care for how lewis was doing
People keep repeating this, but it never happened
That makes it better tbh, all I saw on the original video was Max hopping out and storming offPeople keep repeating this, but it never happened
Seb when he was on top and even at Ferrari was still more dislikable than Hamilton or Verstappen. The multi 1-2 incident still irks.
That cracked me up tbh. So unprofessional. Whatever we think of either driver, this could end up being the most enthralling F1 season in at least a decade.there was also the "that what happens if you don't leave a gap" line.
there are plenty of likable characters, Lando, DR, Leclerc to name a few. Once they're at the top they tend to be wankers tbfMax's engineer ******** on mclaren's pit stop and then immediately having a 10 second pit stop was glorious.
the whole sport doesn't really have likable characters and they better they are the more unlivable they seem to be. Lewis has all the ingredients to be likable it just doesn't seem to add up to me.
Going back to your statement here. Your first line is this season in a nutshell for me. For a bit I thought I was turning into a Lewis fan but it was really just me wanting max to never win a wdc.Weirdly I like Lewis more now than I did at the start of the season, but I think that's because I dislike Max so much...
If Redbull hadn't ****** the pitstop and annoyed Max as a result, I don't think he makes that move, it was pure red mist imo and he knew that if Lewis got away then he was probably winning the race / taking the championship lead so there was nothing to lose. It's a dangerous and unsporting attitude but entirely consistent with his character.
The worst thing was the walking away with no care for how lewis was doing, there is a chance there (definite without the halo) that lewis would have a broken neck / head or worse with the car on top of him and Max just walked away... There is a line between arrogance and self belief, Max seems to already think he's gods gift to racing and everyone else is a side character
They're fighting for 4th/5th down in fairness but yes, once the new regs come in itll be interesting to see how they balance friendship and fighting for a WDCGoing back to your statement here. Your first line is this season in a nutshell for me. For a bit I thought I was turning into a Lewis fan but it was really just me wanting max to never win a wdc.
your right about the rookie class from a few years ago, they are pretty likable but it's easy to be pals when you are competing for 7th or 10th.