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**PilotJargon** · 04-05-2010, 03:40 PM

He wasn't moving erratically though, his movements were fairly smooth. It wasn't like one moment he was on the left side of the track then the next moment he was on the right side.

When you consider that normally they drive in a straight line down the straight and Hamilton moved from one side to the other 4 times, I'd say that's erratic in that it differred greatly from the norm. Petrov also had no way of knowing how may times he was going to swerve which could have been a problem he hadn't followed Hamilton all over the track.

What saved Hamilton I think was that he didn't do it in the breaking zone which may have seen him get more than a warning. I don't think he'll do it again anytime soon.

04-05-2010, 03:40 PM	#33
PilotJargon Join Date Oct 2005 Posts 344 Senior Member	He wasn't moving erratically though, his movements were fairly smooth. It wasn't like one moment he was on the left side of the track then the next moment he was on the right side. When you consider that normally they drive in a straight line down the straight and Hamilton moved from one side to the other 4 times, I'd say that's erratic in that it differred greatly from the norm. Petrov also had no way of knowing how may times he was going to swerve which could have been a problem he hadn't followed Hamilton all over the track. What saved Hamilton I think was that he didn't do it in the breaking zone which may have seen him get more than a warning. I don't think he'll do it again anytime soon.
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