He made a racing mistake today, if he done it to anyone but Lewis then it would be a non-issue on here, talk about a over reaction.
Sorry, but rubbish, I quite like Schumi and I was 100% against him hitting Hill way back when.
Dangerous driving is dangerous driving, had he hit anyone else IN THE SAME WAY I would absolutely and without question have wanted him black flagged, infact he hit a driver I really don't give a hoot about one way or the other at Monaco and I and just about everyone here laid into him for doing that.
Dangerous people don't belong in any multi person sport, go climb a mountain without ropes and kill yourself if you screw up, when there are other people, even more so when there is incredibly dangerous equipment involved like motorsport there is no room for dangerous drivers. Everyone makes mistakes and everyone makes poor choices. Schumi pushes the limit and is often wrong but I also see him conceding his position when a guy is along him with the advantage into the corner. I don't see an ounce of remorse, or change in Maldonado, nor do his actions come across as accidents.
His attitude, his behaviour and his reaction all are of a guy who can't admit when he's in the wrong, thinks he's done nothing wrong and that's the worst thing. If he doesn't think he's in the wrong he has no reason to change. He'll do it again, and again, because that is who he is. I don't care if he hits Hamilton, or Button, Alonso, vettel, Massa....etc, etc, he shouldn't be out there.
People also seem to be forgetting that there was one lap left, being overtaking was NOT inevitable, Hamilton with a POS car at that point kept Maldonado behind him for the two longest straights and the best corners for overtaking, he had one lap to go. He'd ALREADY defended all the best passing spots once, and somehow Maldonado didn't smash him off. Had he decided to ram into Hamilton at any of the other corners, or on the straight he could have taken both off. It was in no way inevitable he would be overtaken, if there were 5 laps left I'd put it as 98% likely to happen, but Maldonado could have made a mistake that took him out before he got Hamilton and he did infact do exactly that, Maldonado missed the corner, Maldonado made the mistake and he made another one coming back on. He was ahead, he was keeping a MUCH stronger car at that stage of the race behind, there was nothing to suggest he couldn't do it for another lap.
What about anyone else, errm, ever. What about the last race where the leader had a guy following him to the end in the final lap, should the leader pull over every time just incase the guy behind decides to miss a corner and ram into you, because second place is better than the guy behind you purposefully taking you off? Madness, his tyres didn't make a difference, you don't give up a space to a guy who CAN'T GET PAST YOU, till he CAN get past you. If Grosjean was 3 seconds closer to Hamilton at Canada should he have moved over to make sure of second spot just incase Grosjean smashed him? Utterly daft.
Vettel and Alonso both tried to keep Hamilton behind and did so for a few corners at the last race, they only gave up once Hamilton had made the move. Hamilton could have smashed into either of them if he wanted to, yet neither got completely out of the way or slowed down for him.