Weaving still rumbling on

Weaving still rumbling on#195833

By darwin dali - 16 Apr 10, 01:03

- 16 Apr 10, 01:03#195833

Drivers to discuss LH's antics

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Re: Weaving still rumbling on#195834

By FJuan - 16 Apr 10, 01:28

- 16 Apr 10, 01:28#195834

Drivers to discuss LH's antics

Hopefully they discuss his weaving as well. :nono:

That's almost as bad as his antics!!! :hehe:

Re: Weaving still rumbling on#195835

By stonemonkey - 16 Apr 10, 02:08

- 16 Apr 10, 02:08#195835

Petrov made similar movement, why is Hamilton being singled out?

To use my phone in the car I deleted all my German contacts, it's now Hans free.

Re: Weaving still rumbling on#195844

By Stealthgate007 - 16 Apr 10, 05:22

- 16 Apr 10, 05:22#195844

It wasn't blocking.

It was draft dodging... :hehe:

Re: Weaving still rumbling on#195858

By QKS - 16 Apr 10, 08:55

- 16 Apr 10, 08:55#195858

OK.. if the drivers have an agreement of not weaving, then they shouldn't... but I still don't understand all the fuzz about it... Hamilton was in front, he was trying to defend his position, he didn't disturbed any other driver... No danger here for me...!

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Re: Weaving still rumbling on#195867

By headless - 16 Apr 10, 11:19

- 16 Apr 10, 11:19#195867

discussing

You're like a dog chasing a car. You'll never catch it and you just wouldn't know what to do with it if you did
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Re: Weaving still rumbling on#195869

By bud - 16 Apr 10, 11:24

- 16 Apr 10, 11:24#195869

It wasn't blocking.

It was draft dodging...

peace man!

Re: Weaving still rumbling on#195880

By EwanM - 16 Apr 10, 12:41

- 16 Apr 10, 12:41#195880

Hamilton was just swaying to the music being played down his ear piece.

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Re: Weaving still rumbling on#195888

By racechick - 16 Apr 10, 13:57

- 16 Apr 10, 13:57#195888

Petrov made similar movement, why is Hamilton being singled out?

Because he's faster and its a tactic other drivers are using to beat /slow/destabalise him.

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Re: Weaving still rumbling on#195890

By stonemonkey - 16 Apr 10, 14:09

- 16 Apr 10, 14:09#195890

The drivers have an agreement, sort of an agreement - obviously a verbal agreement, nothing that has been signed - that you should move only once during the protection of your line. For me it was a Formula Ford thing. It shouldn't have been done, to be honest.

Sort of an agreement that you should only move once during the protection of your line?

I would consider positioning your car in front of another to block it to be 'protecting your line', in my opinion Lewis was doing the opposite. If it's deemed to have been unsafe but not breaking any actual rules then nothing more than the warning that was given at the time and some clarification on the matter is all that's required.

To use my phone in the car I deleted all my German contacts, it's now Hans free.

Re: Weaving still rumbling on#195893

By kerc - 16 Apr 10, 14:46

- 16 Apr 10, 14:46#195893

And every damn year, the FIA and everyone else look for a way to penalize McLaren. :irked:

For sure!

Re: Weaving still rumbling on#195894

By Ineluke - 16 Apr 10, 15:52

- 16 Apr 10, 15:52#195894

They can discuss all they want,the warning has been given,it's old news. Mark Webber has the nerve to question Lewis when he blatantly took him out in AUSTRALIAN because he was angry at being made to look like the average driver he really is.

It's just another ploy to unsettle McLaren and Lewis before this weekends race,they can't beat him on the track unless they hold pole position so they go for the mind games.

Sorry but it wont work this weekend. :rofl:

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Re: Weaving still rumbling on#195899

By Gaz - 16 Apr 10, 16:59

- 16 Apr 10, 16:59#195899

Perhaps during the meeting Lewis could teach the rest of the drivers how to overtake.

Its not like only one race ago Mr Webber decided to play F1 Dodgems with well.... everyone.

Fine it was abit dodgy what Lewis did. But after oz you didn't get Lewis Moaning and Moaning about Webber crashing into the back of him.

I mean its not like he actualy hit anyone or went anywhere near Rubens or Mark.

Re: Weaving still rumbling on#195917

By texasmr2 - 16 Apr 10, 18:31

- 16 Apr 10, 18:31#195917

IMO Lewis was lucky just to get a verbal reprimand and not penalised.

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Re: Weaving still rumbling on#195919

By cap-dude - 16 Apr 10, 18:44

- 16 Apr 10, 18:44#195919

IMO Lewis was lucky just to get a verbal reprimand and not penalised.

Agreed

But it's been put to rest I think. If anyone does it again, no doubt there'll be a penalty.

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