ResB:
I've watched this a number of times now and initially I thought it was SV fault.
However, if you watch at the very beginning of this clip, MW takes the right hander before the straight, he then starts to line himself up for the left hander. The clip shows that SV has more speed out of the same right hander and is able to start to overtake MW, but MW notices this and deliberately moves back towards the left of the track to make it particularly tight for SV.
That, as I understand it, is deliberately blocking and not allowed albeit, technically, hSV was able to get down the LHS of him. This is suppose means that MW didn't completely block him but he might as well have.
I think SV has a case, but a racing incident and two championship contenders not wanting to give way to one another.
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Thanks, that is pretty evident from the footage. I watched it many times, and SV was definitely faster and on the inside of the next turn. MW had come out of the right turn and was ligning up to the right to take the upcoming left, but when noticing SV went back way over to the left, leaving less than enough space.. I dunno how you guys can draw Vettel to take the blame here I think it was Webber 70% fault and Vettel 30%. RB Boss agrees for obvious reasons.
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indeed shifting is ancient technology - so is a fuel burning engine.. I happen to like both :)