Ben Anderson

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3,555 appearances 19 recordings 1 series first heard Apr 2026 last heard 6d ago

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The Race F1 Podcast · Belgian GP: Antonelli heaps more misery on struggling Russell · 19 Jul 2026 podcast

But then there's all these other things about the tyre grip, the rolling resistance, the wind.

If you've got a headwind, then it's...

stronger than the previous run or your rivals run that extends your straight by however many meters so that then will confuse the algorithm and change the deployment so there are definitely aspects the drivers have influence over and russell is not influencing as well as antonelli but the scale of the difference between them even if you accept antonelli is better is not half a second three quarters of a second 1.2 seconds in driving it's just that is ridiculous quantification

actually that the Williams is particularly sensitive to this and if it suddenly gets crowded by cars he loses grip and has to basically be more cautious in battle as a result so you could argue should Hamilton be more cautious but more cautious when well in terms of knowing that aspect of when the cars are alongside you it upsets the the airstream and the downforce but I would say that doesn't apply because

That was a rocket ship run to the con with cars at all sorts of different stages of deployment and power.

They all just coalesce in the not breaking zone, breaking zone, and then end up where they are.

And I don't really see...

what else Hamilton's supposed to do, where he's supposed to put his car.

He can't just disappear.

So to me, again, because as you said, Eddie, he's not the aggressor.

He's the one being overtaken.

He can't go anywhere.

He can't do anything differently.

And it's a first lap thing as well where they're supposed to show more lenience.

I just think they've called it wrong and it's a very harsh penalty.

He's minding his own business, Hamilton, really, isn't he?

The fact that Russell said it as well, like if you're the driver who gets wiped out and your championship challenge goes further down the toilet, you're absolutely furious and you're not prepared to call out the driver who took you out and say that they should have been penalised, then that tells you everything, I think.

I'll out myself.

I looked up Hamilton's quotes and he said that he lost some downforce, doesn't know how many points.

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