No they are not, the inside car must always give room to the outside car.
Vettel did not give room to Hamilton.
Max did not give room to leclerc
You can see max lifting off the steering to push Charles wide max was in complete control and could have very easily held a tighter line given room and allowed Charles the width needed.
Kind if exactky like he did the lap before on the same corner.
I would have loved for Charles to win, but Max earned that. When the gap was 5 seconds I thought it was too big. He turned it round in 3-4 stellar laps and totally deserved that win.
Great break down from PDR, he didnt unwind the steering any more than you would in the corner normally, he was on the inside, turned in late to own the apex, and leclerc conceded then changed his mind and forced the contact.
Great break down from PDR, he didnt unwind the steering any more than you would in the corner normally, he was on the inside, turned in late to own the apex, and leclerc conceded then changed his mind and forced the contact.
There was a car on the outside though, so it’s not a normal corner. You have to give space and he intentionally left none and gave contact. I think it will give a lot of inconsistency if they don’t punish this as drivers will use this example to squeeze drivers off at future races.
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