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Originally Posted by powderjunkie
Sooo much going on there. Breaking it down like that I think maybe there's no action at all if Lewis slows up a bit. It seemed like he was way off down the road, but he was only really 0.8s in front of Bearman when timing sorted itself out (and I wonder if Lewis actually did slow up a bit), but then a a few seconds later it was full 2s gap once Bearman/Max's squabble resolved (so in the end I don't think it's wrong to say that Lewis gained a significant lasting advantage out of the whole deal)
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Just watched Chandok analyze this on the Sky Pad, and he showed from Hamilton's oboard that Hamilton didn't let up at all to let the rest catch up; his theory is also that had Hamilton slowed down a bit, there would have been less or no penalty.