blown off

[aspire137]

i like to know the meaning of "Blown off" in this sentence.
"If you were Fernando Alonso, however, it was a day of disaster. Blown off by Hamilton, he slipped way back after his first pit stop, had several off-course excursions".

i was reading arround, and i know some of the meanings (ignore, Not keep an appointment) but it doesnt match with the meaning of the main sentence.

thks in advance

Daniel

[Harry Smith]

Have you seen the film: "Blown off by the Wind?"

[Soup]

Originally Posted by aspire137

"If you were Fernando Alonso, however, it was a day of disaster. Blown off by Hamilton, he slipped way back after his first pit stop, had several off-course excursions"

Was surpassed, as in speed; left behind; i.e., Hamilton was faster.

[aspire137]

ah ok guys, i understand now, thanks for your help.