Firstly name those incident from this season, "on consistent basis".Ray wrote:If Grosjean didn't want to be treated so harshly he shouldn't have made a habit of ramming or otherwise making unavoidable contact with other cars so often and early in his career. He's STILL unable to stop making rookie mistakes. Formula 1 is no place to learn how to not hit other people on a consistent basis and he deserves the penalties he's given. The simple solution to not being treated harshly is to give the stewards and the FIA no reason to penalize him. Until that happens there's absolutely zero reason to be upset with the decision levied against him, he's deserved every single one handed to him. Don't hit people or break the rules, you can't be punished.
Secondly:
If we're counting all incidents, fine, rookie type too, some of them from 12 and off the top of my head: Rosberg broke Massa's wing, drove into RG, crashed with Marussia(?), Alonso drove into Vettel and created danger by driving with damaged car, Raikkonen drove into Perez 2 times and has qualy penalty for blocking, Massa spun, Webber drove into Massa/Maldonado/Rosberg, Button banged wheels with Perez, Hamilton pushed Webber off the track, Perez pushed Button, Di Resta/Alonso had dangerous pit release, Di Resta collided with Sutil, Hulkenberg sped in the pitlane (well, this was penalised) and Raikkonen went off the track on several occasions.
No penalties but clearly dangerous, poor standards driving, let's include these next time they get involved in ANY accident and use it against them. That's not how it works, no one's counting, even dishonest stewards cannot pretend that when applying penalties. They don't need to, they can do whatever they want anyway. Webber causes clearly two collisions in Abu Dhabi, nothing, Perez-Raikkonen drive into each other, nothing, Grosjean-Button bang wheels, one cuts the corner - causing a collision, perfect. No, it was a racing incident. As for comparing Massa overtake to Vettel Germany last season, it's silly, there's no comparison at all, but fine, rules are rules let's wait for another one and no gain interpretation.
Funny: Hamilton pushes Webber off the track, local commentator: "he's given him some space but just not enough". Yeah like zero space, off the track or crash.
