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Why so much
people want Sebastian Vettel penalty after Mexico GP? That was a very difficult
situation. The accident between a red car and Lewis Hamilton looks like
deliberate behavior by Vettel.
If so, why
Lewis Hamilton is very calm about it?
I don’t want to say that
Sebastian Vettel did right or wrong. Moreover, I
guessing
Scuderia Ferrari F1 driver doesn’t know about it by him. Even more, I think this situation doesn’t matter
for now time, but it’s for me only.
I
understand Christian Horner’s opinion about it, like Toto Wolff’s words about
it to. They have all rights and we
respected. I understand Max Verstappen and many other directors and very good
drivers, who thinking in this way. Was it a mistake? Of course, but it wasn’t
something more like unsportsmanlike conduction or something that must not be at
the race track in Formula One.
Anyway I’ve
got one thing that I can’t understand. Why other ex-drivers or someone, who
doesn't saw Mexico GP is talking about it? Why they are doing it like they
would do it better, even by Sebastian Vettel’s side? Maybe all journalists and
others need to ask Hamilton about it?
Moreover, Charlie Whiting knows who is a fault in Mexico Grand Prix
2017.
I’m talking
about ex-Formula One driver, Vitaly Petrov. He can say nothing and decides
that Vettel is a fault. Moreover, Sebastian needs a penalty after this
unforgettable Mexico F1 Grand Prix.
Well, let’s remember when Russian held-up Ferrari driver (Fernando
Alonso) during Abu Dhabi's Grand Prix (2010).
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| Vitaly Petrov |
Why our
Carlos Sainz doesn’t talk about this accident? Why are we keeping silence other
drivers? Although, journalists and some drivers can’t get the same way. Let’s put a
point on it.
Sebastian
Vettel did a great job in Mexico GP, he proved his work. Did he do a mistake?
Yes. Did he need a penalty? No. He wants to be a champion, he wanted to be
faster. Where is a mistake for the penalty? Is nervous mood deserves the penalty? He needs to be more
calming down. How you could be calm down in this way? Aren’t we
different?
The point on Mexico GP.
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