Oh you know when you just read something and its what the f*** !!!!
Well this article on ITV-f1.com just about puts me there.. Dear American rookie Scott Speed ( sorry about this Ian - no offense towards the fact that hes American - cant really when IM half American myself LOL...but this is RULES now) has said that tension is really high between him and DC after Scott lost 8th place in Australia and had the fine for his behaviour regarding DC...
Scotty has decided that the Stewards went in DC's favuor cos hes experienced....YES HE IS SCOTTY which is what you WONT be if you carry on - your days in F1 will be cut short by several years...UNLESS you learn by YOUR WON mistakes..
Stewards went in DC's favour YES...cos he didnt OVERTAKE on waved yellows....waved yellows were right there as DC had to brake so heavily to avoid Luizzi....going through and overtaking at speeds like that and not being aware of dangers on a track..i REALLY thought SPeed would of been experienced enough to be aware of all the rules...but obviously now...
DC wouldnt of taken too kindly to being told to f*** off when he had done NOTHING wrong... Speedy was way to hot headed and yes David would of responded back...but would of only of got defensive in that manner IF provoked...
Torra Rossa should warn Scotty to cool it a bit....if he cant stand the heat and be penalised with the 'big boys' then maybe its just not the right time for him
from ITV-F1.com
Scott Speed says that tension continues to simmer between him and David Coulthard after their Australian argument.
The American rookie was penalised for passing Coulthard under yellow flags in Melbourne, and then fined for swearing at the Scot during the stewards’ meeting about the incident.
According to the San Francisco Chronicle, Speed alleges that the confrontation could have escalated had he not restrained himself.
"I used some profanity toward David," Speed told journalists at a news conference.
"In return, he started being a bit physical.
“My mom's raised me to not fight, and therefore a situation didn't arise.
“But it was a very intense situation indeed.''
Speed said he was not yet willing to put the incident behind him.
"I would say the gloves are off,'' he said.
"He was very disrespectful toward me.
“The fact we have the same parent company, Red Bull, and that we're part of the same family means that eventually things will cool down.
“As it is right now, there's certainly a lot of tension between us."
Speed also claimed that the stewards took Coulthard’s side in the dispute because of his seniority and greater experience.
“Who's going to believe what I say? I’m the rookie,” said Speed.