October 21, 2007
Wow, here's a shock...
...McLaren is appealing the FIA's ruling that BMW and Williams broke the technical regulations, but aren't going to be penalized.
Even better, McLaren is saying that they know they were beaten by Ferrari on-track, and accept that. They simply want to understand how cars can be found by FIA officials to have broken the rules and yet not have any punishment. A fair question, considering how the FIA has manhandled McLaren this season.
As mentioned before, the FIA now has a serious problem on their hands, and it's one of their own making. I'm sorry this marvelous season has ended this way, but if it makes the FIA consistent in the way they enforce their own rulebook in the future, it'll be better for the sport.
If the sport can survive this fiasco, that is.
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Even better, McLaren is saying that they know they were beaten by Ferrari on-track, and accept that. They simply want to understand how cars can be found by FIA officials to have broken the rules and yet not have any punishment. A fair question, considering how the FIA has manhandled McLaren this season.
As mentioned before, the FIA now has a serious problem on their hands, and it's one of their own making. I'm sorry this marvelous season has ended this way, but if it makes the FIA consistent in the way they enforce their own rulebook in the future, it'll be better for the sport.
If the sport can survive this fiasco, that is.
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I fully agree that the officials should be consistent. Whether that rule should be on the books or not, it is, and the rule was broken. As you said, given the way McLaren was treated this year, they have every right to be pissed about this business.
Posted by: Steven Den Beste at October 22, 2007 12:29 AM (+rSRq)
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Alonso gone. And about time.
Posted by: HC at November 02, 2007 07:48 PM (h0XuM)
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