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Originally Posted by TrapezeArtist
How do people manage to give DOTR to someone who made an error under pressure (adding to the catalogue), then rejoined in an unsafe manner, then possibly swerved at his rival to make sure he didn't get past? TOTR (Tantrum of the Race) possibly, or SOTR (Sulk of the Race), but not DOTR.
Hamilton put Vettel under pressure, saved an accident of train-crash proportions, and won. My DOTR was Hamilton.
Verstappen was another possibility. His qualifying position was down to the team's strategy error (trying to use mediums in Q2 when they weren't quick enough) but he made progress in the race, unlike his teammate.
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How do people do that? Because they are idiots? I can tell that’s what you mean. BTW, those idiots are here in this room.
You are right, he did make a mistake under pressure. Not the first time either. Voting for Hamilton for putting him under that pressure is a good reason.
Vettel crossed the line first and I had this idiotic thought to vote for him. His bit of fun after added value too. As did his words while being interviewed including the appeal to not boo Lewis. Fair play to him for being able to be nice like that while sulking and having a tantrum.