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Bore off, you incredible hypocrite. Your driver won, and took far more risk, and danger, in making a move earlier this year, which had a far worse effect. People in glass houses.

@dmw absolutely.
Then again: what if this season is decided by Silverstone?

Oh I’m not saying I have an answer. I’m a lawyer by trade – I know laws and consequences need to be level across the board. But that doesn’t always lead to individual justice, even if it does to collective justice.

About fair enough.
Just amazes that F1’s penalties, deliberately designed not to take consequences into account, lead to a grid penalty here, and to a win for Hamilton in Silverstone. Just not fair on balance.

I forget who commented it, but it was intriguing. Something about how the halo, whilst in the end being the saving grace, also exacerbated the way the car flew up. I’ve not done a play-by-play, but for this type […]

@gigantor I’m a Kimi fan. But knock yourself out.

@kbdavies well I don’t know, the professional pundits over on a British website are convinced that Hamilton could have done more to avoid and Verstappen had every right to go for this. Go figure.

Pretty hilarious that Mercedes are now saying that Verstappen committed a ‘tactical foul’, which they got VERY offended by when Red Bull suggested the same after Silverstone.

@Keithcollantine this, coupled with the fact that the Rettifilio being more of a switchback chicane than the Roggia, is why I feel that Verstappen is more at fault here, and compares unfavourably for Verstappen. […]

Racing incident, if anything Verstappen slightly more at fault. As they’re both out, I don’t think a penalty should be given, but can imagine a three place grid penalty.

These guys really can’t allow each […]

The big gap to the top two suggests they don’t have the pace. But I can’t imagine Verstappen challenging either of the Mclarens too hard if they attack at the start tomorrow.

He’s wrong. Once he clears the Mclarens he will easily make up the gap to Verstappen. Passing him is another matter.

@aapje I mean, hindsight. This was unpredictable. It was the smart decision.

@w0o0dy this is correct

Yeah it’s odd, Monza is almost Hungary now.

I mean, Lewis has been incredibly lucky all season, but he wasn’t here. Interesting.

Also, Latifi outqualified Russell!

Zhou is an Alpine driver. Maybe it’s not so difficult once a driver brings 30m+ euro, ey Fred?

Poor Nyck. Not saying he definitely deserves a seat, but he’s up there with those that do, and he’s better than at […]

@johnrkh nobody won and F1 lost.

On the balance, Albon just about deserves an F1 seat next year. There is an insane amount of talent floating around without a seat, and with Latifi and Mazepin getting seats, it’s a shame. Taking into account the […]

@bleu that is a great stat, and also pretty mad that Alonso was youngest in the entire field for part of 2005