McLaren: Right Hand Doesn't Know What Left Is Doing

Again is time fortalking about 1 or 2 penalty. It surprises me every time how emotional all Hamiltons penalties comes, by himself, by press, by Ron Dennis and by fans.

But what really makes me worry is that they can't make their mind inside McLaren about what they think or more what they talk  . Or maybe Hamilton and Dennis are just too quick for rest of team....from mouth.

After Canada crash Ron Dennis said that 10 grid penalty was harsh, Hamilton said it was harsh but CEO of McLarenF1 said it was "hard but fair"

In France Grand Prix all that started again. Drive threw penalty made Lewis and Ron very very uppset. Hamilton "think" he did not do anything wrong. That is normal feeling after that situation, nothing wrong with that.

Ron Dennis just took it little bit more serious. He let press understand that FIA is picking them. That's not good thing to say by team boss, no matter how upset or angry he is.

Poor McLaren F1 CEO Martin Whitmarsh. Again he had to try safe situation:

"McLaren F1 CEO Martin Whitmarsh has rejected suggestions that the  FIA  is picking on the British squad after the penalties the team have been subject to in the last two races."

"I'm sure Ron didn't indicate that really," said Whitmarsh when asked about suggestions that Ron Dennis had indicated after the race that the FIA was picking on McLaren.

"He has the frustrations that happen immediately after the race. We had three penalties this weekend, we have got to accept it and move on"

This start to be a little bit strange. How come Ron Dennis and Martin Whitmarsh can talk so differently about same thing? Is there some communication problem in McLaren or something even worse?

What ever it is , they should sol that problem and fast before whole team fall apart. They have a good car, 2 young good drivers and all chance win world championship. But they can not do that until their managers and drivers are thinking + talking in same way. It suppose to be team.

At the moment looks like Hamilton and Ron Dennis talk first and then think, Whitmarsh think first and then talk.