- 05 Apr 09, 18:20#102672
Le coeur a ses raisons que la raison ne connaît point. 
MAD MAX wrote:1) He should never have let Trulli go back though after he went off the track6) Oui, mon général!
2) If he complied with 1)above, 3rd was his anyway
3) Whoever was giving him that instruction over the radio wants sacking for neglect/ignorance
4) Dave his race manager was bang out of order and deserves his suspension (at least)
5) Leave Lewis alone now, he's made the mistake of going against his principles, he went along with his boss at the Stewards meeting and has now paid the price. The poor lad is at rock bottom, he know's that, he's acutely aware of the media reporting and that he made a grave error of judgement by following his race manager's statement at the meeting. Worse things are happening in the world......move on
Le coeur a ses raisons que la raison ne connaît point. 





