Thats Enough!

Force India's Phillip Coe Retired from the Race at Suzuka due to believeing he had been treated unfairly in a couple of racing incidents at the start of the Grand Prix. First of all Coe had run wide at the hairpin, Not off the track, but wide and during recovery was pushed into a spin by a Sauber in which no penalty was given even thou it caused Coe to lose 3 positions. The second was coming into 130R when side by side with a Mclaren, Coe with the inside line, was forced onto the grass inturn losing speed and left to try and control a near spin while recovering. After all this Coe was left 20 seconds behind setting the same lap times as the leaders but unable to challenge. Anger issues Forced Coe to retire with him saying in an interview when returning to the padock 'If i were to come across them on the track, being lapped or for position i would have run then off the track or into a wall'.

Coe, on 302 Pts, only needs 13 more points to secure the Drivers Championship.
When asked in a interview before todays race said:'If we all race fair it shouldn't be a problem'.
Will Coe increase the aggressiveness of his racing in the last few races?