From: vintageapplemac@gmail.com   
      
   In article , john.milner@gmx.com wrote:   
      
   > DQ'd:   
   >   
   > Hamilton (plank wear), Leclerc and Gasly (underweight car)   
      
   Yeah, that really was not a good day for Ferrari...   
      
   Was an interesting race, though, moreso than Australia imo as the weather   
   made that a bit of a freak show of an event.   
      
   I remain optimistic that the Ferrari is a car that will come good, soon,   
   but I do fear that their general ineptness when it comes to strategy will   
   be a problem.   
      
   > Not a good day for Hamilton...   
   >   
   > "Let Charles past!"   
   > "Only when he's on my gearbox"   
   > "Do it this lap!" (leaving the '...or else...' hanging in the air).   
      
   It subsequently came to light that it was Hamilton who first suggested   
   letting Charles past, and that FOM only broadcast part of the the   
   communications (with Ferrari going so far as to accuse FOM of   
   intentionally misrepresenting the truth...). When reading the transcript   
   of the whole thng, it looks a lot more sensible; especially the bits where   
   Lewis says he'll decide when Charles goes past and that he needs to be   
   close - he clearly means he'll yield at a point when he'll not have to   
   slow considerably and lose out too much to do so.   
      
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