You must be very cautious on praising Kobayashi's overtaking moves then, I'm a fan of his too but even his overtake on Sutil today was a dive down the inside and was not as in control as Hamilton was. He only got a reprimand today though.
I think Brundle said something Schumacher being wise about seeing Hamilton being there and then giving him some space.
His moves did not demand Maldonado or Massa to move out the way, just relied on them giving minimal room for them to both make the corner but he got completely shut off on both attempts. Maldonado's crash was simply because he was not looking in the mirror and did not see Lewis was near him but drivers should be aware in a DRS zone about someone possibly attempting to overtake even if it is opportunistic but it was very similar to the Schumacher one. Lewis got an advantage from making the opportunistic move as he gained Maldonado's place without losing any in the end so his risk paid off in the end as it could be crucial points required to keep him in the title race.
Most drivers don't appreciate it as it puts them in a difficult position to get past and lose position. The reason why the stewards penalised him was him being the car behind and if he stays behind, there would have been no collision and would have all been avoidable. However if Maldonado or Massa gave him slight room, both incidents he would have got no penalty I believe so shows how much the driver in front has got in terms of power. I remember Singapore last year about the clash with Lewis and Mark, had Lewis been the leading car and Webber was attempting a pass, Mark would have been penalised but it went down as a racing incident as Lewis was not fully ahead of Webber before turning in and claiming the position entirely.
On a side not, I have noticed you spell ‘ridiculous’ wrong on many occasions. Not a personal attack or anything I thought you would like to know as I always find the incorrect spelling of ‘ridiculous’ funny as usually in context it is about someone complaining about something. It might help you out in future.
I am very cautious praising Kobayashi's overtakes - the one on Sutil was worthy of penalty but they got reprimands, so perhaps Sutil admitted to fault or something?
Look, I'm not saying Maldanado was right to turn into Hamilton - he should have seen him there and expected him to be close after the DRS zone. But there is also an element of not expecting such moves. Again, it was a racing incident, neither were fully to blame.
Again I shall repeat that I don't think Hamilton's penalty was for just that incident but with respect to his previous incident, he was still making optimistic passes.
Massa wasn't going to give Lewis room in his incident as he was already committed to the corner and was clearly focused on Mark in front of him. He would never had expected Lewis to be there alongside of him and thats a fair reason to turn in as he did. Only Schumacher's pass on Rosberg was successful there and Rosberg had to let Michael pass, he had no chance to try and defend.
Singapore is a different case, in that one the defending and attacking cars knew roughly where each other was and took lines there were fair from their own perspectives. They had several seconds to react to each other and were not focusing on a car in front, or difficult hairpins and barriers. But here at Monaco, its not fair to poke your car up the inside and expect the driver ahead to notice in time, every time. The move on Massa happened in split seconds at a corner and in a sitaution that Massa had no chance at all to see it coming.
Maldanado's was a little more obvious but again due to the nature of the circuit, I think its fair to chalk that one as 50/50.
Look, every overtake is a 2-way agreement. You can very rarely pull an overtake when the other guy is not going to give you the room or acknowledge your presence, that will nearly always end in a crash. So you have to give the guy ahead chance to see it coming, otherwise how can you expect him to give you room if he doesn't know you are there?
To bring it back to the original point, Lewis shouldn't be going about blaming everyone else for his incidents and complaining the stewards are biased towards him. He is not blameless and the stewards have a fair reason to take a critical view on his antics.
I think the only real question here is why did Kobayashi recieve no penalty for his dive on Sutil?
. Kobayashi did very well today, his race best, 5th!!! Sutil could've done better as well, but he had his own problems, luckily still managed to score points.
Brings back memories of his first podium here some 5 years ago.
You've confused me now lol. Probably because I kept saying 'you', meaning it was unclear I was referring to what Lewis was saying, not what you were saying in the post I quoted 
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