Abu Dhabi Grand Prix 2014, Yas Marina - Race 19/19

Jokester said:
Was just thinking that. Hamilton finishing 2nd to Rosberg doesn't do him any favours, he need to push from behind and hope he makes a mistake.
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It's complete twaddle, hurting his tires and maybe causing a collision as he tries to overtake was his only chance basically, he is a much slower in race driver. He can't physically push Hamilton. Absolutely all year long the only time Rosberg has "pushed" Hamilton is when they've been on different tire strategy and only when other factors came in to play and even then Rosberg with huge advantages couldn't get by. On the same strategy Hamilton controls the gap anything from 1-3 seconds, anytime Rosberg closes Hamilton pushes it straight back out.

Rosberg can't keep Hamilton 1 second away in the reverse position, Hamilton just gains when he wants and eventually passes at most tracks. He can't pressure him from behind, he's not good enough to. The only way he could apply pressure is from in front.
 
So hope Lewis wins the WDC now. He'll also be the first british driver since Jackie Stewart to win more than one F1 championship.
 
Does anywhere have a good 'as it stands' drivers and constructors table? My head will melt trying to keep track of all the different permeations down the grid!
 
drunkenmaster said:
It's complete twaddle, hurting his tires and maybe causing a collision as he tries to overtake was his only chance basically, he is a much slower in race driver. He can't physically push Hamilton. Absolutely all year long the only time Rosberg has "pushed" Hamilton is when they've been on different tire strategy and only when other factors came in to play and even then Rosberg with huge advantages couldn't get by. On the same strategy Hamilton controls the gap anything from 1-3 seconds, anytime Rosberg closes Hamilton pushes it straight back out.

Rosberg can't keep Hamilton 1 second away in the reverse position, Hamilton just gains when he wants and eventually passes at most tracks. He can't pressure him from behind, he's not good enough to. The only way he could apply pressure is from in front.
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Rubbish, Hamilton doesn't need to win. If he was 2nd he absolutely doesn't need to take risks and Rosberg can do absolutely nothing to Hamilton if he's in the lead. The only way he can force an error from Hamilton is from behind.
 
Going to be a boring race now and I can safely say Lewis has bagged this. I'm of to do some shopping. Will read the inevitable outcome when i'm back.
 
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