No contact at all. If anything the water from both wheels may have intermingled the way it was so close, but a contact in the wet would not be so smooth, Heiki would have spun.
I can see an air gap as Heiki passes by, and any how you take it, Heik would not have win that race. Heiki lost what? 0.02s in that "incident", as compared to Hamilton lapping the field? Hamilton is the regen meister, we should not even be looking at such a miniscule matter to somehow dispute Hamilton's prowess in the rain.
China only cemented his dominance in the wet, going up against all the over-hyped rain specialists. Rain god status is handed out too cheaply and readily nowadays. China was a reality check for some of those drivers and their fans.
While were at Hamilton being desperate, which he wasn't when some claim he touched Kovi in that race. How's about Spanish GP quali? Any signs of nervousness with Button leading by 11pts?
Hamilton proving again he is a top qualifier. I don't know where some come with the theories that he can't qualify well. The man is the fastest thing behind the redbull space ships this weekend!
largely due to the clear superiority of the McLaren in the wet. We had a lot of wet races that year....
