- Apr 8, 2009
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Lewis was asked about it in the press conference after the race so even though he had much to say, he didn't bring it up.
Still though, I would say him talking about it is a healthy mix of clarity, safety and rivalry. Other drivers wanted to know what they can and can't do too and off course they know how dangerous the sport is so safety is always an issue.
Lastly Lewis clearly doesn't want his rival to get an advantage on him because Pole may determine the outcome of the race.
Radio bans, I'm glad hey're gone but I still wish drivers weren't told where to break and what line to take, etc.
The bans only made Mercedes struggle in terms of fixing issues wrong with the car and nothing to do with their outline pace so it didn't really making
Still though, I would say him talking about it is a healthy mix of clarity, safety and rivalry. Other drivers wanted to know what they can and can't do too and off course they know how dangerous the sport is so safety is always an issue.
Lastly Lewis clearly doesn't want his rival to get an advantage on him because Pole may determine the outcome of the race.
Radio bans, I'm glad hey're gone but I still wish drivers weren't told where to break and what line to take, etc.
The bans only made Mercedes struggle in terms of fixing issues wrong with the car and nothing to do with their outline pace so it didn't really making