http://planetf1.com/race-features/6372987/PF1-s-Conclusions-From-Monza Interesting assesment and opinion. Do Ferrari have something left to give and they seem to think highly of Button.
I am afraid that Hamilton threw away the chance of a second WDC by his impetuosity during the first lap of the Italian GP. Races aren't won on the first lap, and young Lewis should have learnt that lesson by now. He would have finished 4th at worst, and gained precious points. Instead, he lost his advantage and let rivals catch up. Thankfull (from his point of view), Mark Webber didn't do too good at Monza.
http://www.autosport.com/news/report.php/id/86642 Hamilton: Error could cost me the title By Matt Beer Sunday, September 12th 2010, 13:27 GMT Lewis Hamilton took full responsibility for his early exit from the Italian Grand Prix - and admitted that the points lost at Monza could cost him the world championship. The erstwhile world championship leader sustained broken suspension when he tried to pass Felipe Massa into the Roggia chicane on the first lap, but made contact with the Ferrari. "It was clearly a mistake by myself, one of those things that happens when you're racing and you're pushing hard," Hamilton told television crews when he returned to the pits. "I was trying to position the car in a certain way and I was too close to Massa and he clipped my wheel and damaged the car. Nothing I could do." Hamilton's retirement means he has now lost the points lead to Mark Webber, and the McLaren driver admitted that today's incident could be extremely costly. "It's not over, but it's days like this, and mistakes like I made today, that lose you world championships," said Hamilton. "I only have myself to blame."
Lol, he still has a very good chance of the WDC this year. Here's to more rookie mistakes from him so Zo or Webber takes it!
