it took me a while before I pieced together what the complaint was and how it tied in with the video. I still think its a bit stretched though.
But the rules state a driver must remain within 5 car lengths of the safety car, and that it must follow where possible a safe and consistent path. In this case Lewis decided to run out wide at a tight and blind corner, in the rain and then hit the brakes, thus ending more than 5 car lengths from the pace car, and off what could be considered a consistent line.
I said from the start and I'll say it again, Mark Webber is the first person blame should be pointed at. He wasn't paying attention, the fact he shot by lewis and then also chose to brake suddenly at the same blind corner shows that. He cant claim he was just letting Lewis repass because the rules allow for these things and say the lead driver can repass where safe to do so.
Vettel has his part, but I would say its more inexperience in very tough conditions, he could and should have been in the middle of the track, he states he saw lewis messing around and braking hard, so common sense would suggest the guy behind him would also have to do the same. With there being a big gap, thats what I would aim to be driving for. They should all be slapped on the wrist, Lewis told not to prat around like he did at several places, Mark told not to cry and blame everyone else every time you screw up. And Sebastian should be told, if he's going to cry, at least do it out of the view of the cameras.
Do I believe him? maybe, I just find it a slight bit amazing that not one shred of proof is avaliable after so much evidence being there for Mclaren. 
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