QUOTE(Steviewevie @ Oct 13 2008, 08:29 AM)

I could understand Hamilton's penalty if it was the norm for this sort of incident. But please tell me when the last time was you saw a stupid move at the first corner penalised in this way ? That's my main problem, I agree it was a stupid move but it cost him, it didn't benefit him, and this sort of thing doesn't normally get penalised.
This wasn't quite the same, normally they would have been alongside each other and slightly outbraked himself getting into the corner. This one he was well behind, and deliberately
didn't brake in order to get past him and in doing so sent him off the track. I'm sorry, but this has not happened before and was totally right to penalise him.
QUOTE(Steviewevie @ Oct 13 2008, 08:48 AM)

Oh *****, now I've just seen Bourdais's penalty which gives Massa another point. Another complete joke, Bourdais didn't do anything wrong, it was Massa's fault. What a suprise !
Totally agree with you on this one, absolute b*******s, Massa should have given him room
QUOTE(DJ Wozza @ Oct 13 2008, 09:03 AM)

Nice guys also tend to finish further down the grid, champions will have the 'win at all costs' focus, but with maturity as an
F1 Driver will come the realisation that a tiny bit of control is needed when the red mist comes down, looking at the bigger
picture of the championship and by staying directly behind Masa till the chequered flag over the last 2 remaining races should
still win the championship. I'm not actually suggesting he follow him, but merely he doesn't make an error pushing too hard to
get past, when the points will allow him to finish safely behind and still take the title.
However it is never going to be the same at the final Grand Prix when Hamilton (hopefully) crosses the line to become the
2008 FIA F1 Champion like Nigel Mansell & Damon Hill (or James Hunt) did before him without Murray Walkers commentary.
Don't fully agree with the nice guys comment, of recent times, except for the big Schu, the others have all been nice guys. Hakkinen, Alonso and Raikkonen are all nice guys on track and have all won world championships, Alonso has his moments, but never as ridiculously stupid as what Hamilton does on a regular basis - in some ways I wish Alonso had simply kept his head down and got the job done at McLaren, if he had he would have won the championship last year and would also have walked away with it this year too, and Hamilton would really have had to earn his position............
With Kimi out of it I wanted to back Lewis for the title (as I don't really like Massa) but he really doesn't make it easy to support him does he..........