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Originally Posted by beau1
Why was it disgraceful exactly? He gave him just enough room, thats all. If he wanted to pit him into the wall then he would have. Was what Vettel did at the start of the last race disgraceful too? Is it disgraceful anytime someone puts the squeeze on?
It would have been disagraceful if an accident had been caused, I agree on that but I don't see the move as any different from any other piece of defending apart from Michael's name being attached to it.
We want close racing but then as soon as anyone close to another car or defends a position then its suddenly disgraceful.
We'll be taking Michael's 1994 and Senna's 1990 championship away from them next.
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Comparing a squeeze at the start for position 1 towards the green with a hard push at the straight for position 10 towards the wall is a "little" misguided... And if you've seen so many similar defending moves, just name 3. Thank you.