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7 years ago by Dinosore

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Should winning come at the expense of honour? I was watching the F1 coverage from China this morning and there was a VT with Hill and Villeneuve where they discussed honour in sport and specifically the Vettel / Webber incident where Vettel disobeyed team orders and overtook Webber to get the race win. Should winning come at the expense of honour?

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mikoph Male, 18-29 Europe Joined: 12 yrs, 4 mos ago 1,178 Posts	7 yrs ago, 9 mos ago - Monday 4/15/13 - 6:32:14 AM EST (GMT-5) quote message I can see this been split right down the middle for a long time. I personally believe not. I am on the 'respect your employers' side though I'm sure many will be on the 'just let them race' side. I think this will be a talking point not just for the rest of this season but for years to come.
ladiesfirst9 Female, 18-29 Canada Joined: 10 yrs, 6 mos ago 4,248 Posts	7 yrs ago, 9 mos ago - Thursday 4/18/13 - 12:52:54 AM EST (GMT-5) quote message Not following orders is cheating, ad cheating isn't really winning. I wish people knew the difference. Don't be proud of getting anything in life you had to lie for.

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