Everyone on the circuit would agreed Ervine has a lot to thank for his 'wing man', Michael schumacher. It was a 'tactical' race in many's opinion. Some would say such 'conduct' on the race track was a lack of sense of sportmanship. Well, I remembered David Coucard did the same for Mika Hakenan in one of the earlier round during the championship, so how would you intepret is just whether which camp are you supporting, that is all. Anyway, it is a little heart warming to see the outspoken Ervine did shown his gesture and appreciating by giving his Wingman a big hug when both cars stopped, the Ferrari mechanic next to them were also shared the apparent joyous mood both exhibited...after all, like what my son commented, "dad, this is the second time in this year's championship that Ferrari has gone on 1-2 ... ". See, I have told you earlier, he knew more stuff than me...