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Well, a bit like my analogy, it is like a dive to win a penalty. We all watch F1 for a finish like that, wheel to wheel pure racing in matching cars, and a driver attempted to take that pure racing moment away from us. With so much criticism around the competitiveness about F1, it is infuriating...

It is not often, ex drivers, stewards, pundits all agree on something. I don't think Rosberg even makes the corner if he doesn't hit Lewis. Rosberg not doing anything to the steering wheel going past the corner is the critical evidence. Totally deliberate what he did.

The funny thing yesterday, is that is the most room I've ever seen Lewis give someone in attempting an overtake, it was as if he knew how upset the team would be and he went so wide his left hand tyres where on the white line. Rosberg went so far past the apex without his hands turning the wheel...

2 similar but very different incidents. In Austin it is the start of the race on cold tyres in which Hamilton reaches the corner first. In the cockpit view you can see he turns in but understeers, if anything he does misjudges the corner a bit too and goes wide - but he is crucially in front...

Behind closed doors can only hope Rosberg is getting an absolute grilling. Wasn't like Hamilton made a last ditch lunge, he was ahead a fair bit from the start of the corner, after Anthony Davidson's excellent analysis we can all see Rosberg didn't turn his wheel and intentionally tried to force...