JENSON BUTTON slammed Michael Schumacher for his ruthless track tactics in a bruising Italian Grand Prix yesterday.
Brit ace Button finished second as Sebastian Vettel won to move closer to becoming the youngest double champion in history.
But he was critical of Schumacher's driving as he swerved to block Button's McLaren team-mate Lewis Hamilton during their battle for third.
The Frome flier, who later overtook the German's Mercedes with a stunning move, said: "I thought he was moving quite a bit with Lewis.
"I had such a good run on Michael and came on him so fast that he couldn't move a lot. It would have been very dangerous.
"But with Lewis he was moving across to the left and then to the right, which I don't think was all that bright.
"Fair enough, he was coming out of a corner on to the straight but why didn't he keep to the left.
"He always went to the right, then left and back to the right — not exactly what we agree is right.
"One move. Maybe he has just lost his memory."
Seven-time world champ Schumacher, 42, was advised by his team chief Ross Brawn to leave room after the FIA told Mercedes they were watching the 200mph duel.
Hamilton told the team over the radio that German star Schumacher was moving but stayed coy afterwards by saying: "That's racing."
The 2008 champ has been criticised by several former racers for being too aggressive this season after a clutch of collisions.
Hamilton added: "Once I got past Michael, I had fun trying to catch up Vettel."
By: The Hulk
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