Lewis Hamilton says an incident with Daniel Ricciardo on the grid at the Japanese Grand Prix highlighted the F1s current rulebook being very grey and needing clarification in several areas.This weekend the FIA has sought to clarify rules about moving under braking after numerous complaints about Max Verstappens aggressive tactics. After a drivers briefing in Austin, FIA race director Charlie Whiting issued a clarification on what is now considered fair racing.Hamilton says another issue was raised at the drivers meeting around Ricciardo lining up with two wheels out of his grid slot before the start of the Japanese Grand Prix, something Mercedes had been told was not allowed. However, Charlie Whiting put it down to common sense as Ricciardo had been on the side of the grid with a damp patch.When asked if he felt F1 was now over-regulated, Hamilton said: I dont see the rules being an issue, its just rules being very grey. Its what we discussed... Something as simple as we discussed the start of the last race. The rule has always been youve got to pull up into the grid spot, you cant be half car out, half car in. You can rotate a little bit within the grid slot but you cant have two wheels out and two wheels in, half a car width to the other side.However Daniel Ricciardo had done in the last race because water was in our side, so he placed the car two wheels out, two wheels in. Charlie said, I assumed you would use common sense and thats what you could do. So for us it needs to be clear. Because if thats now allowed and common sense is allowed to prevail, all of us will just do that, cars will be staggered all down the grid. Its never been a rule.Hamilton started that race in front of Ricciardo, on the same side of the track with damp patches. His slow getaway cost him a shot at victory and, though he said it would not have made a difference to his tardy start, Hamilton says he would have done the same as Ricciardo if he knew it was allowed.If Id known actually in the last race, not that it would have made a difference, but I would have also put the car on... But we had asked, and they said no. So if its inconsistent, some people will exploit, some people may not get penalties and some may not.So it just needs to be clear. Always have to be in your box, no questions asks, unless you ask and they say you can start outside the box -- you know what I mean?Hamilton also brought up the issue of yellow flags, which needed clarification earlier this season after Nico Rosberg set a pole lap in Hungary despite encountering double-waved yellows -- which everyone else responded too by aborted their laps.Just like with the yellow flags, you can have a small lift but it wasnt very, very clear. So people have got away with some things and some people have got penalised -- it should be the same all the time. The clearer you make it the easier it is, and we wont try and exploit it.You know its a yellow flag, its a lift, you know its a double yellow flag, you cannot finish your lap. You cant just lift a little bit more and then accelerate faster through the corner where the danger zone is, and get away with it, because people have done it. So thats what its about.Shaquille ONeal Jersey . Calgary scored on the first shift, and Michael Cammalleri scored twice as the Flames cruised to a 5-2 win over the Washington Capitals on Saturday. Custom Boston Celtics Jerseys . The 17-year-old native of Marystown, N.L., pulled out of Skate Canada International last month in Saint John, N.B., with the same problem. http://www.celticssale.com/kids-marcus-smart-celtics-jersey/ . 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The promotion boasts 14-straight years of business and is operated by MFC president Mark Pavelich, who is often overlooked in this country for the foundation hes established for MMA in Canada.PITTSBURGH -- The Pittsburgh Steelers didnt put all the blame on quarterback Landry Jones for Thursdays preseason loss against Philadelphia.Jones threw four first-half interceptions, including one that was returned for a touchdown. But the Steelers were quick to defend their backup quarterback following the 17-0 loss.Some of it was good plays by them and some of it was negligence by us, whether its route-running or throwing, Steelers coach Mike Tomlin said. I understand that it falls under his stat line, but those are unit plays.Second-year wide receiver Sammie Coates took the blame for Jones first interception. It happened on the opening play of the Steelers second drive when Nolan Carroll stepped in front of a pass intended for Coates and returned the interception 38 yards for a score.I shouldve come off that ball harder, Coates said. It was all my fault. Not on the quarterback at all.The second interception came at the end of a lengthy drive that saw Jones march the Steelers to the Philadelphia 8-yard line. Jones moved the Steelers 71 yards in 14 plays, picking up two third downs along the way before a Cobi Hamilton fade was broken up by Leodis McKelvin and intercepted by Malcolm Jenkins.It was a real good throw, Hamilton said. He couldnt put it any better. I just have to go up and make the play.It was a similar story on the third interception. Jones moved the Steelers 60 yards on 10 plays, converting two more third downs, but another pass intended for Coates was picked off in the end zone by Aaron Grymes.I didnt jump or do anything, Coates said. When the quarterback gives you a chance to go up and get the ball, you have to make the play.Jones absorbed a heavy hit and released a wobbly throw on the fourtth interception, an easy one for Jaylen Watkins, who camped under the throw.dddddddddddd Jones finished the game 12 of 20 for 111 yards with his four turnovers.You cant ever find comfort in those things, Jones said. It was probably as bad as it looked out there. You want to go out there and put your best foot forward and play the way you know youre capable of playing.Jones, the Steelers 2013 fourth-round pick, took the bulk of the snaps last season when the Steelers played five preseason games. It was largely inconsistent at times, as the former Oklahoma standout mixed good and bad on the practice field with several up-and-down gameday showings.But the extended preseason prepared Jones for his first meaningful regular-season action last season, as he filled in when starter Ben Roethlisberger missed time with a sprained MCL and bruised tibia. Jones rallied the Steelers to victories against Arizona and Oakland, but struggled during a loss at Kansas City.That experience helped Jones enter his fourth season with additional confidence in his abilities and more time under center.Tomlin has preserved Roethlisberger during training camp practices and sat his veteran quarterback for the first two preseason games, allowing more opportunities for Jones.Jones seemingly took a step back Thursday, throwing four interceptions in a losing effort. Regardless, the 27-year-old quarterback plans to take the most recent outing against the Eagles as a learning experience and grow from it.Things like that are going to happen, Jones said. You are going to play bad. So, you learn from it and you move on. ' ' '