"Alin
I agree with Jack. Hamilton could have moved to the right, on the grass. But he knew he would lose ground and, given his crappy car in comparison with Jenson's latest RW, he wouldn't stand a chance to recover. So, instead, he gambled, kept his line and didn't care, in fat he tapped Grosjean from behind to make him run wide. Of course, things turned bad in the end. I think Hamilton said "if you did this to me, I do yhis to you". I know I will attract a lot of critics upon me, but that's how I saw it. Hamilton was already pissed off he was already way off Button's pace and knew at the point he was going to lose a lot of ground had he gone on the grass. He didn't wanted to. That's how I see it. He didn't want that big crash to happen, he just wanted to tap Grosjean.
He shouldn't go right cause running along grass next to a barrier could of sent hamilton into a very deadly spin, and take out far more drivers. Hamilton was nowhere in the wrong. Grosjean was, he has been suspended. Hamilton didn't move, grosjean moved across and cause of the direction of spin from those tire moves, when hooking tires like that, you get the hook and reel effect. If that's how you saw it Alin, you very clearly have a narrow mind in f1.