What scared her? Crazy people..
While the reality is that it is a small miracle by Sebastian that he somehow still manages to stay in the competition.
Don't forget how the season started in Australia with tremendous point six of a second commanding lead in the qualifying alone.
https://www.formula1.com/en/results.html/2018/races/979/australia/qualifying.html
Liberty media must be really hell-bent on having a British champion this year.
Because it's Liberty Media in the stewards room right?
Sainz comes flying around a blind corner and has to go off track to avoid a crash, because Vettel is day dreaming on the racing line at a crawl.
You can't just let that go.
Liberty media must be really hell-bent on having a British champion this year.
Where is the consistency on giving penalties for ruining people's laps?
Can name quite a few times others have gotten away with it with no penalties.
I was going to argue that this one was different as it might have resulted in contact and therefore a penalty might be warranted, but then if Hartley wasn't punished for the Baku Q1 horrific near miss with Gasly then I don't see why Vettel was here.
The puncture isn't what caused Hartley to slew around the track in a dangerous way, it was his inputs on the steering wheel, as he admitted.Hartley had a puncture... Oh dear...shakes head
yep so true remember when hamilton impeded Romain Grosjean in qulifing
https://www.racefans.net/2017/07/15/hamilton-pole-investigation-silverstone/
The puncture isn't what caused Hartley to slew around the track in a dangerous way, it was his inputs on the steering wheel, as he admitted.
Until now I've not seen anyone attempt to defend what is one of the most idiotic and potentially dangerous moves in modern top-tier motor-racing.
Two wrongs don't make a right, just because it's been missed previously doesn't mean they should ignore it here.
What you failed to mention is that Hartley hadn't hit the barrier in the previous corner, but the one before that, coming out of the castle section. He had several hundred metres to get off the racing line yet for some unfathomable reason was still on it! The puncture wasn't why he was in the middle of the track - he was still in control of the car, as he vividly showed when he nearly made it worse when Gasly tried to avoid to the inside, only for Hartley to go the same way."Hartley was going slowly, as he'd hit the wall and punctured his front-left tyre, and Gasly had to take evasive action to avoid a massive accident, ending up down the escape road."
"Hartley admitted he was at fault for the incident, but he was unaware that Gasly was on a flying lap and was catching him so quickly."
https://www.autosport.com/f1/news/135656/hartley-apologises-for-cary-gasly-incident
Vettel was way to slow and on the racing line. What Vettel got was lucky in my opinion.
Because it was team mate on team mate and Torro Rosso didn’t file a complaint whereas Renault did file a complaint on Vettel ?