[matthewb0051]

I would prefer it if these two just said, "yeah I hit that MF and would do it again" or "yeah I'm a DB and intentionally slowed to F with Seb". Both of these guys are the first to complain if someone else does something stupid.

I'll have to rewatch Rush this weekend to see James Hunt kick the crap out of the reporter and Niki Lauda tell people to F off. That will make things right again in my mental image of F1 and make men seem like men.

I seem to recall M Schumacher (and others) running to another pit garage during a race or two to voice his displeasure. I don't want the stupidity of the brawls from NASCAR (sucks) but if you are going to do something at least act like a big boy and own up to it.

My theory is that Hammy gets away with a lot of Sh&T without penalty and that other drivers see this and get worked up about it. Does anyone remember when Grosjean got a race or two ban when he first started because he could not stop hitting other cars or forcing people off track? Apply that standard across the board, actually don't b/c no one would be racing...