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**HoqCBYMl** · 04-18-2010, 06:42 PM

I realize this is going to be hotly discussed, but surely Hamilton deserves some kind of real sanction for the way he treats other drivers.

He tried to overtake Vettel coming out of the pits in the pitlane. In the press conference he puts on his best "who me?" innocent face when asked about it, and tries some kind of "I didn't really know he was there" excuse.

He bumped Webber off before the re-start after the safety car.

And, he was given a warning for weaving in the last race. So if someone is given a warning and they continue to do what they're doing, they should be punished, right?

Not if you're Hamilton!

That bump shot Webbers race.

When Webber did that last year he got a drive through in Germany.

Justice much?

Hamilton is a fantastic driver but a rank human being. He smiles a lot.... a good sign of someone not to trust.

04-18-2010, 06:42 PM	#9
HoqCBYMl Join Date Oct 2005 Posts 408 Senior Member	I realize this is going to be hotly discussed, but surely Hamilton deserves some kind of real sanction for the way he treats other drivers. He tried to overtake Vettel coming out of the pits in the pitlane. In the press conference he puts on his best "who me?" innocent face when asked about it, and tries some kind of "I didn't really know he was there" excuse. He bumped Webber off before the re-start after the safety car. And, he was given a warning for weaving in the last race. So if someone is given a warning and they continue to do what they're doing, they should be punished, right? Not if you're Hamilton! That bump shot Webbers race. When Webber did that last year he got a drive through in Germany. Justice much? Hamilton is a fantastic driver but a rank human being. He smiles a lot.... a good sign of someone not to trust.
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