Poll: Malaysian Grand Prix 2017, Kuala Lumpur - Race 15/20

Rate the 2017 Malaysian Grand Prix out of ten

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this_is_gav said:
Yeah, that's niggled me for a while. For something as blatant as spinning someone they shouldn't need the driver to report it, it should just be dealt with. Drivers need to give their opinions on matters which might be open to interpretation, but for the Ocon/Sainz incident that shouldn't be necessary.
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I didn't even realise that this was now an expectation until I watched the drivers briefing - Charlier shouldn't need to be told. Crazy. Just when you think the FIA can't get any lower.

Fair play to hamilton for bringing up the Haas drain cover incident. I thought he did it very respectively.
 
Driver’s briefing seemed like an episode of The Office. Camera angles and style very much gave me the vibe, I half expected Brent to come in and shout mnah manah
 
deuse said:
It could be from the BBC radio 5 Live of the race?
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It wouldn't be from the race show as the stewards would still be busy, but 5 Live had a 30 minute review of the race at 4:30am on the Monday morning (Sunday night) and it's right at the end of the broadcast.

It's available as a podcast here: BBC | Malaysian Grand Prix Review. 23:14 in if anyone wants to give it a listen (but the quotes are accurate and in their entirety).
 
It's still a 50/50. Stroll should have held his line around the inside of the corner and Vettel should have left more space if he wanted to go passed.

They didn't make any rash movements on the steering wheel, it was simply that neither driver was expecting the other to take the line that they did.
 
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