More than 2 different teams? Has Lewis driven for anyteam aside from Mclaren and Merc?
Faster lap times from Lewis means a shorter race.I'd say Rosberg's car failing is why they wanted Hamilton to speed up, but I can't see why that would be a logical reaction.
I'd say Rosberg's car failing is why they wanted Hamilton to speed up, but I can't see why that would be a logical reaction.
But unless he was going to lap Rosberg, that wouldn't have change anything for Rosberg.Faster lap times from Lewis means a shorter race.
But having him speed up to cut a few seconds off the race doesn't really change anything but potentially increase the chance of something breaking.I'd say it was a mechanical issue that was slow moving and the engineers could figure out from the data at hand, that if it got worse the best effort was to speed him up so to nurse the car for the last two laps.
True. Guess we need to wait and see if Mercedes will tell anything about it to the public.But unless he was going to lap Rosberg, that wouldn't have change anything for Rosberg.
Yeah I think they may be penalised a time penalty, hence the speeding up.
But having him speed up to cut a few seconds off the race doesn't really change anything but potentially increase the chance of something breaking.
Exactly.
Someone on reddit said that Lewis' win may be in doubt and he's been called to the stewards.
Take that with a grain of salt though.
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Hamilton and Rosberg have to report to the stewards.
A Ferrari must cross the finish line first at Monza at least once every 5 years.What does document 48 say?
I think they'll be fine, isn't the maximum time penalty 25 seconds?
That depends on how for behind Vettel was.