Hammer278 wrote:madbrad wrote:LRW wrote:madbrad wrote:Unless something broke, it's operator error. If there's a problem, he would have the same issue leaving every pitstop.
Plus he likes to act like the team's mother. You mentioned how he asked them to check the tire pressure, and a couple of races previous he said "what was that, guys?" after he ran over something leaving his pitstop. His job is to drive but he has appointed himself team philosopher as well.
I would say he was probably concerned he had run an engineer over.....
Do you mean, when he said "what happened there guys?", he meant "how did it go after I felt a bump?" Maybe, but by his tone I took it to be some sort of teacher's admonition to a 1st grader.
Interesting...so what's your opinion on these?
Drivers are yelling thier problems at the teams all the time. None of those had a condescending tone. I'm just saying some of the things Lewis has said to his team lately make me, if I were the guy on the other end, want to tell him to shut up and drive and I'll do my job. Then I would slap him once I got near him. I don't see why they are afraid to sass back at him on the radio. I'm not singling out Hamilton, he's just the one doing it at the moment. I don't have a double standard. If you would bother to pay attention, you'd know I dish it out evenly over all the drivers, according to their current actions. I already told you I don't hate Hamilton. You missed that or ignored it in order to have the comfort of calling me a hater and having a double standard. You are using your double standard to accuse me of having a double standard. There's no room in this forum for that. That's not real fandom. But some people in here seem to be so in love with him they can't bring themselves to acknowledge the slightest character flaw, but certainly jump at the chance when it comes to Hamilton's "enemies". How is that not a double standard? It's the behaviour of little children.
WTF was he thinking? Not too much by the looks of it... 
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