Ineluke wrote:Webber was in the wrong,Lewis was nearly a cars length in front of him. Lewis may not be able to win but he can have a say who wins if he finishes the last 3 or 4(Korea) races strong. I really think Vettel has a chance to nick this off Webber and i really can't see Alonso winning any more this season. Let's say we get into a situation where Vettel needs to pass Lewis to win the WDC, i know what i would do,i would let vettel pass me discreetly.
A picture never lies and Webber could live to regret his blatant push on Lewis.
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Pictures do mislead, and that one is comming out of the corner from the looks of it.
Your bit in bold, thats not enough really to claim track position and expect to dictate the racing line with your opponent reacting to it, it was a racing incident, two drivers going for the same spot at the same time, neither one had decided it would be better to pull out of that, perhaps Webber thought Lewis knew he was there and would give him a cars width of space, perhaps Lewis (well probably judging from his comments) didn't realise how close Webber was to him.
Burndel's and Benson's race blogs are now up, I quite like Benson's its very well written. Neither really say anything we haven't noted here though, apart from this little tidbit:
The Spaniard [Alonso] is Webber's closest friend among the drivers, but there will be no favours from either, or any of the other title contenders, as this stunning season comes to its dynamic climax.
http://www.bbc.co.uk/blogs/andrewbenson ... a_hit.html" onclick="window.open(this.href);return false;
http://news.bbc.co.uk/sport1/hi/motorsp ... 036253.stm" onclick="window.open(this.href);return false;