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Hamilton responds to Ferrari calls for full inquiry

Lewis Hamilton vs Ferrari

Lewis Hamilton vs Ferrari

Well finally McLaren’s Lewis Hamilton has responded to Ferrari’s weekend statement regarding the safety car incident which they claim cost them a podium position and the unfair treatment by FIA at the European Grand Prix.

Hamilton was quoted, “I don’t remember too much about it, to be honest. When I came down the straight, I was accelerating; I didn’t see the safety car coming out and then as I came round Turn One, literally as I got to the safety car line all of a sudden I saw the safety car coming out and pretty much alongside me, so I backed off and went across the line as it did that.

I was able to push until safety car line two, I think between the two lines you can go fast and at that point I thought I had passed the safety car. He was already behind, so I continued. I haven’t watched the race, but as far as I was concerned, I had passed the safety car line one so I thought I was okay at least that’s how I saw it.

Whenever a safety car comes out, it’s difficult to compute all the information. There are all these beeps in your ear, and lights flashing on your dashboard too, so it’s all a bit complicated.

When the team told me I had a drive-through penalty, I made time by pushing as hard as I could, and was able to increase the gap a bit to the guys behind I think my general pace was quite a bit better than a lot of the people behind me.

We were competitive from the beginning. I took my penalty it’s quite a long time to spend at 60km/h in the pit-lane and I came out second. I don’t see how that’s unfair it’s racing, those are the rules and we all have to accept them.

Posted June 30th, 2010 in Europe by unclesha.
 
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Last 3 Races

Brazil GP Sun Race (27 Nov 2011)
  1. Mark Webber (RBR-Renault) 71 laps [1:32:17.464] 25 pts
  2. Sebastian Vettel (RBR-Renault) 71 laps [+16.9 secs] 18 pts
  3. Jenson Button (McLaren-Mercedes) 71 laps [+27.6 secs] 15 pts
  4. Fernando Alonso (Ferrari) 71 laps [+35.0 secs] 12 pts
  5. Felipe Massa (Ferrari) 71 laps [+66.7 secs] 10 pts
  6. Adrian Sutil (Force India-Mercedes) 70 laps [+1 Lap] 8 pts
  7. Nico Rosberg (Mercedes) 70 laps [+1 Lap] 6 pts
  8. Paul di Resta (Force India-Mercedes) 70 laps [+1 Lap] 4 pts
  9. Kamui Kobayashi (Sauber-Ferrari) 70 laps [+1 Lap] 2 pts
  10. Vitaly Petrov (Renault) 70 laps [+1 Lap] 1 pts
  11. Jaime Alguersuari (STR-Ferrari) 70 laps [+1 Lap]
  12. Sebastien Buemi (STR-Ferrari) 70 laps [+1 Lap]
  13. Sergio Perez (Sauber-Ferrari) 70 laps [+1 Lap]
  14. Rubens Barrichello (Williams-Cosworth) 70 laps [+1 Lap]
  15. Michael Schumacher (Mercedes) 70 laps [+1 Lap]
  16. Heikki Kovalainen (Lotus-Renault) 69 laps [+2 Laps]
  17. Bruno Senna (Renault) 69 laps [+2 Laps]
  18. Jarno Trulli (Lotus-Renault) 69 laps [+2 Laps]
  19. Jerome d'Ambrosio (Virgin-Cosworth) 68 laps [+3 Laps]
  20. Daniel Ricciardo (HRT-Cosworth) 68 laps [+3 Laps]
  21. Vitantonio Liuzzi (HRT-Cosworth) 61 laps [Retired]
  22. Lewis Hamilton (McLaren-Mercedes) 46 laps [Gearbox Retired]
  23. Pastor Maldonado (Williams-Cosworth) 26 laps [Spin Retired]
  24. Timo Glock (Virgin-Cosworth) 21 laps [Wheel Retired]
 
 

Driver and Constructor

Season 2011
  1. Sebastian Vettel (German) RBR-Renault / 392 pts
  2. Jenson Button (British) McLaren-Mercedes / 270 pts
  3. Mark Webber (Australian) RBR-Renault / 258 pts
  4. Fernando Alonso (Spanish) Ferrari / 257 pts
  5. Lewis Hamilton (British) McLaren-Mercedes / 227 pts
  6. Felipe Massa (Brazilian) Ferrari / 118 pts
  7. Nico Rosberg (German) Mercedes GP / 89 pts
  8. Michael Schumacher (German) Mercedes GP / 76 pts
  9. Adrian Sutil (German) Force India-Mercedes / 42 pts
  10. Vitaly Petrov (Russian) Renault / 37 pts
  11. Nick Heidfeld (German) Renault / 34 pts
  12. Kamui Kobayashi (Japanese) Sauber-Ferrari / 30 pts
  13. Paul di Resta (British) Force India-Mercedes / 27 pts
  14. Jaime Alguersuari (Spanish) STR-Ferrari / 26 pts
  15. Sebastien Buemi (Swiss) STR-Ferrari / 15 pts
  16. Sergio Perez (Mexican) Sauber-Ferrari / 14 pts
  17. Rubens Barrichello (Brazilian) Williams-Cosworth / 4 pts
  18. Bruno Senna (Brazilian) Renault / 2 pts
  19. Pastor Maldonado (Venezuelan) Williams-Cosworth / 1 pts
  20. Jarno Trulli (Italian) Lotus-Renault / 0 pts
  21. Jerome d'Ambrosio (Belgian) Virgin-Cosworth / 0 pts
  22. Timo Glock (German) Virgin-Cosworth / 0 pts
  23. Heikki Kovalainen (Finnish) Lotus-Renault / 0 pts
 
 
 
 
 
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