timbo wrote:
Excuse me, but what penalty did Hamilton recieve when he moved like 6 times ahead of Petrov @ Malaysia last year?
Such violations are viewed like cutting a chicane. Have you ever seen a drive-through for cutting a chicane? The only times it happened I remember (Alonso, British GP last year) was when driver failed to give up position.
You need to read the regs a bit more carefully.
Let's keep a cool head about this, bringing up all these little things out of malice of Hamilton isn't allowing you to get the point of the discussion.
Let me brake it down:
A sudden deffending move is in
reaction to an attacker. ie you move when the attacker makes a move. You only get one move by the rules.
Petrov @ Malaysia, was not in
reaction. Hamilton did not
react to Petrov going to one side.
He moved first and Petrov
reacted. He waited for Petrov to settle, then he moved again, then Petrov
reacted, try to stay in the toe. This is more to do with breaking the slip stream than blocking. This is legal, hence the sudden fabrication of this weaving rule, which is BS IMO.
Today we have a blatant case of shumacher blocking the whole afternoon.
That has nothing to do with chicanes and weaving.
You don't make more than 1 defending move. That is totally clear.
Everyone else see the logic in the discussion?
Take your fan boy hats off for a second.
Mr. S you don't know the rules clearly. Talking about leaving room, when that isn't even the move in question.