Adam

I don’t think I’ve ever seen so much defence of someone after being punished for doing something obviously wrong.

This article really does go into a lot of detail exempting Hamilton of any blame and making Red Bull & Verstappen appear enormously unreasonable.

Oh no you’re exactly right, like the rules aren’t ideal currently but any alternative seems to just add more problems instead of solving them.

Kinda torn because treating it like a glorified pitstop and changing the tyres seems fine, but replacing entire components and repairing otherwise terminal damage seems too far. It’s a sliding scale, like […]

Hamilton had space on his right, he didn’t take it. Verstappen even moves left to give him more space, and Hamilton still didn’t take it. He hits Verstappen’s rear tyre with his front and realistically if there […]

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Ok you totally lost me at the idea of Verstappen thanking Hamilton for giving him a 50g impact into a tyre wall. I mean that’s a fundamentally bizarre stance to take over that!

The […]

Hear as evidence, sure. Hear as in placing pressure, lobbying or coercing? Absolute no.

Mr. Pratt clearly doesn’t like Red Bull much, especially given I heard Mercedes arguing on the TV feed more than Red Bull […]

In principle I agree with the penalties being a fair punishment, but on the other hand can you have a fair punishment when the disparity between cars is as extreme as it is? If a McLaren or a Ferrari were given a […]

Team members, especially ones that are being investigated for an incident really shouldn’t be able to talk to the stewards making those choices at all.

You can certainly dislike him – and dislike him a lot, without bringing race into it. His colour of skin isn’t relevant here and it shouldn’t be, we’re not discussing that. We’re discussing what he did on track. […]

Fantastic driver he may be but he still eliminated his championship rival and currently the only driver capable of directly beating him and then only had to fight an inferior Ferrari and a team-mate ordered not to […]

The greats punt their rivals off the track and into hospital and then celebrate a victory against a wounded and weak Ferrari and a team-mate ordered to move aside?

Yay! Winning!

Leclerc by quite a margin. Norris a close second.

Show you where he’s whining? I mean banging on about it over and over again about how other people are ‘respectful’ and he wasn’t given enough space despite being so is pretty much complaining at this stage. He […]

“I’m not going to whine about it” – he says, while whining about it.

The Leclerc pass is totally different? Hamilton is much closer to the edge of the track and Leclerc’s got a massive gap between them. […]

I’m just speechless at that. I just don’t even know where to begin. He was certainly not fully alongside him for one, but wow. This is your champion? Yikes.

It’s just unbelievable.

I mean punting a driver out of the race kinda suggests otherwise but sure.

I really don’t get how you can punt your leading championship rival out of the race, get a penalty, and then still win the race? Nah.

He’s arguably a possibility but there’s probably a rather large group of drivers that are a little bit better than him higher up on the list.