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Stewart: Lewis thinks too little

Stewart: Lewis thinks too little

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The incident from the last race between Nico Rosberg and Lewis Hamilton will obviously be one eternal dilemma. While Jacques Villeneuve explained his view and blamed Rosberg for the accident, Formula 1 legend Jackie Stewart pointed a finger at Hamilton. The interview for Autosport was short and clear - Lewis Hamilton was to blame. “It is unacceptable for drivers with such experience and knowledge to cause such an accident in the first lap,” Stewart was critical. “The big ones don’t do that. Neither Juan Manuel Fangio, nor Sir Stirling Moss, nor Jim Clark did anything like that. Even some current racers wouldn't do something like that, "Stewart continued sharply. Many critics claim that Rosberg defended his position too harshly and thus forced Hamilton to drive on the grass. V
Stewart: This is where Hamilton can break the season

Stewart: This is where Hamilton can break the season

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Three-time world champion Sir Jackie Stewart believes Nico Rosberg, now that he has won the best starting position, has the first chance to be able to take the top podium and possibly defeat Lewis Hamilton. The Scot is convinced that the start from the first place will bring the German mental strength. "Nico can succeed. He drove a very clean lap, no nonsense and deservedly the fastest, as he was the team's second racer for too long. The fact that his teammate always beats you can hurt you. If Nico makes good use of tomorrow's starting point for tomorrow's race , he will be able to start winning races. " Stewart is convinced that the psychic side of racing is key in fighting a team rival. "The most important thing is what's going on in your head. You have to empty your mind, focus and be careful not to drive too hard.
Stewart worried about safety

Stewart worried about safety

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Following the Bianchi accident, new safety questions arise in Formula One. There has been a lot of talk, especially about closed race cars, but for once such strong measures are not yet in sight. Formula One legend Jackie Stewart spoke briefly about the safety issue in F1: “For many years, some lived in the belief that nothing could happen to them in this sport. Some thought they were bulletproof. We watched the close fights bike by bike, for example between Hamilton and Rosberg (we’ve been watching them all season) where they showed their determination as if they were bulletproof. Bianchi’s accident put us all on real ground, we saw that serious accidents can still happen. Of course, we must not stress now that racing cars is dangerous. It will be necessary to take new measures and take action again
Button could be the champion this year

Button could be the champion this year

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  Former Formula One world champion Sir Jackie Stewart is confident Jenson Button can become world champion this year. Button won his first title in 2009, but last year he did not do well with the inconsistent McLarn. But Stewart believes Jenson could become the champion for the second time this year, provided McLaren offers him a real race car. "He can succeed. He has all the necessary qualities. I just hope McLarn prepares him a race car that will suit his abilities," Stewart said.