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banjo 16-09-2009 21:59

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Flavio did say that NPjr had tried to blackmail him, after all NPjr did the deed and not the courageous thing which would have been to expose the whole rotten plot.

hedgie 16-09-2009 22:46

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This scenario is discussed on other forums;


1-Dave Richards & Prodrive take over the Renualt squad and their F1 entry in the winter.
2-Renault remain as an engine supplier, stay in F1 but withou toperating their own team.

Jon T 16-09-2009 22:55

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Quote:

Originally Posted by SnoopZ (Post 34873585)
Could the fact that this crash was allegedly staged have affected the outcome of the 2008 championship?

No, Hamilton was infront of Massa. Lewis finished 3rd, Massa 11th or 12th.

nomadking 16-09-2009 23:01

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Didn't Heidfeld 'let' Hamilton pass on the last lap, which just by pure coincidence meant that Hamilton won the Championship along with the PR for F1 that followed.

IIRC Damon Hill once complained that in the final race of a season(can't remember which), he was 'ordered' to let Schumacher pass, so that he still had the opportunity to win the championship.

Kymmy 16-09-2009 23:09

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A driver allowing another one to pass isn't against any rules, where as a team ordering a driver to do the same thing is.

Team orders probably do exist and are probably within a drivers verbal briefing pre-race (like this NPjr incident), but it's hard to prove otherwise

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Originally Posted by Jon T (Post 34873718)
No, Hamilton was infront of Massa. Lewis finished 3rd, Massa 11th or 12th.

But what were there positions pre-accident? The race results would have been very different if the pit-stops had been held in a time other than a safety car incident.


Might see if I can find the race to download and see what the positions were

dev 17-09-2009 02:48

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Quote:

Originally Posted by Hom3r (Post 34873636)
Didn't Mclaren get stripped of all point even though the guilt party had left?

McLaren got stripped of points + the fine due to the way they handled it. They denied it went any further than the people who left which was a lie and got found out. They lied to the WMSC and so got punished severely for that. Look at the lieing incident from the start of this season, Dave Ryan left as did Ron Dennis and McLaren as a team had no real punishment (except disquali for lieing again).

Quote:

Originally Posted by Kymmy (Post 34873746)
But what were there positions pre-accident? The race results would have been very different if the pit-stops had been held in a time other than a safety car incident.

Pretty sure Massa was running away with it and would have won but to say Renault fixed the championship is a stretch as they didn't directly cause Ferrari to mess the pit stop up.

Kymmy 17-09-2009 09:53

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Yeah but even a single point for massa would have crowned him world champion ;)

hedgie 17-09-2009 10:06

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The problem with this thread of speculation is that any change in the result from Singapore had the potential to change the way ALL the teams approached the following races.

I have been thinking about "team orders" as well. Its one thing to shuffle your drivers, Rubens/Schumi/Austria/Ferrari for example, that is in your control as a team and I think will always happen. What Renault appear to have done not only compromised the safety of its own staff, track workers etc but also to interfere with the the way ALL the other teams ran their respective races. Thats what makes it different to team orders.

Dont shoot me down for the next bit please;)......posing a question nothing more !

The question I ask is was Alonso in on it? Why else would he have gone down such an aggressive strategy route? Ok , after all on a street circuit the chance of someone having an off was pretty high.

Kymmy 17-09-2009 10:12

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I don;t think we'll know if he was or wasn't...

FB & PS could have manipulated him by his fuel load or even a simple PIT NOW order..

hedgie 17-09-2009 10:25

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If you believe how much effort Senna and Schumi would use in working with the team on setup up and strategy I suspect they would have wnated to understand the approach to the strategy.

Like you say we will probably never know......

hedgie 17-09-2009 13:18

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Quote:

Originally Posted by hedgie (Post 34873915)
If you believe how much effort Senna and Schumi would use in working with the team on setup up and strategy I suspect they would have wnated to understand the approach to the strategy.

Like you say we will probably never know......

But it seems other are convinced Alonso was in the clear.

A good article on the James Allen website and a spirited discussion as well.

http://www.jamesallenonf1.com/2009/0...re-crash-plot/

I REALLY MUST do some more work today !

Matty_ 17-09-2009 15:26

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This whole episode is sending Formula 1 deeper and deeper into a complete shambles.
Who can we trust, what can we trust, the sport has been seriously tainted by these and other actions recently, one can only imagine what someone like Frank Williams makes of all this.
As for Piquet jnr allowing himself to be manipulated in this way, words fail me :confused:

Everyone knows F1 is a cutthroat business but this takes the biscuit.....

Jon T 17-09-2009 17:40

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Brawn and Canon is sponsorship deal for Singapore

http://www.brawngp.com/readstory.asp...C1%AA%C0rZy%5E

Kymmy 17-09-2009 18:02

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The renault issue and previous problems really does make FOTA and thier alternatice F1 seem a more realistic prospect

Matty_ 17-09-2009 18:59

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Quote:

Originally Posted by Kymmy (Post 34874081)
The renault issue and previous problems really does make FOTA and thier alternatice F1 seem a more realistic prospect

Trouble is, with Flav being one of the leading components to starting the alternative championship, would it not just be seen as same people differant banner.
The thing that annoys me in all this is that just because certain individuals seem to think they are a law unto themselves, the whole set-up gets tared with the same brush.
Sort of a "well if there at it, they all must be and what else is going on that we don`t know about".
It`s the Renault mechanics i feel sorry for, they probably thought they had a genuine win and didn`t mind the smashed up car as the other one had won. Now they could end up out of a job!

hedgie 21-09-2009 14:31

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Two year suspended ban for the team, lifetime ban for Flav and a five year ban for Symmonds.

Source Autosport.com

"Renault has been handed a two-year suspended ban for its involvement in fixing the result of last year's Singapore Grand Prix.

The FIA has also stated that former team principal Flavio Briatore will face a lifetime ban from involvement in any of its series - and for anyone involved with him.

Former director of engineering Pat Symonds has been given an effective five-year ban from involvement in FIA-sanctioned motorsport."

CHiLL 21-09-2009 16:56

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Due to Renault's actions to find the source of the problem and control it best they can, the FIA have suspended the suspension until the end of the 2011 season.

Ravenheart 21-09-2009 17:41

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South Korea makes F1 debut for 2010

http://news.bbc.co.uk/sport1/hi/moto...ne/8267400.stm

Turkey Machine 21-09-2009 17:42

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http://news.bbc.co.uk/sport1/hi/moto...ne/8266090.stm

IMO Renault got off EXTREMELY light. Flav and Pat are already gone, and have reduced the damage to the company somewhat by being fired / let go. Piquet Jr's unlikely to find employment in the near or distant future.

Kymmy 21-09-2009 18:13

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The thing is that it was last year so I don;t think they could do anything to this years standings.. It is though a "step out of line again in the next couple of years and we will jump on you"

Flavio might even lose his football team as the conduct rules for owners will take this as a strike against his character.. Glad to see the FIA though take strong action

Turkey Machine 21-09-2009 18:28

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He's already past the FA's Fit and Proper Persons test. But a re-test for dodgy results might be in order. ;)

dev 21-09-2009 18:29

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Don't they FA rules say you can't run/own a club if you're banned by a recognised sporting body? (Which he is now)

As for Renault, "getting off", I think it's only fair because punishing Renault now would mean punishing innocent people as no one at Renault had an idea of the fixing. Yes Renault are responsible for their employee's actions which explains why they have a punishment if they step out of line again. Good to see the actions of a couple mindless idiots don't affect hundreds of people's lives :tu:

Kymmy 21-09-2009 19:00

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Yep, the fit and proper test is only a guage of his character at the time of the test..

Sooner FB is out of every sport the better (yep I really do hate cheats!!)

SnoopZ 21-09-2009 19:12

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I guess a few drivers need to find a new manager asap seeing he's not loud to manage them.

I agree with Kymmy the sooner that FB is out the better, i never did like the bloke.

Hom3r 21-09-2009 19:55

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Alonso & Kovalinen a red bull driver & possible another driver all need a new manager.

Alonso might get out even though he's been cleared, flying poop might stick to him.

Kymmy 22-09-2009 12:31

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http://news.bbc.co.uk/sport1/hi/foot...pr/8260661.stm

FB now being looked at by the FA :D

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Quote:

Originally Posted by Hom3r (Post 34876067)
Alonso & Kovalinen a red bull driver & possible another driver all need a new manager.

Alonso might get out even though he's been cleared, flying poop might stick to him.

Well there's a few new teams out there for whoever alonso displaces at another established team

hedgie 25-09-2009 07:48

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Repercussions continue. Apparently Renault will run without ING branding following the early termination of the title sponsorship contract. Mutua Madrilena have also canned their team sponsorship with immediate effect but are continuing personal sponsorship of Alonso. Source Autosport.

Cant wait to for practice to get underway and some on track action.....

hedgie 25-09-2009 16:44

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According to Holly Samos on BBC 5 live Dave Richards is lining up a deal to buy the team from Renault!

Hom3r 25-09-2009 22:48

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This story get better day by day

Briatore ban too harsh - F1 boss

Bernie and Briatore are business partners in QPR,:mad:

Dodgy dealing 1000%

http://news.bbc.co.uk/sport1/hi/moto...ne/8272812.stm

Bernie should go aswell

alferret 26-09-2009 13:35

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Is it just me or do some of the shots look like they are "tilt shift" style, they have a high speed camera low down camera on one of the corners that to me looks like its tilt shift style.

Kymmy 26-09-2009 17:07

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Where the hell did Rosberg find that 1:46.197 in Q2 ?????

:clap:

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Q3 gets red flagged with 0:26 on the clock after Rubens puts his car into the wall..

Finishing positions at the end of Q3 are

1 Great Britain L Hamilton McLaren
2 Germany S Vettel Red Bull
3 Germany N Rosberg Williams
4 Australia M Webber Red Bull
5 Brazil R Barrichello Brawn
6 Spain F Alonso Renault
7 Germany T Glock Toyota
8 Germany N Heidfeld BMW Sauber
9 Poland R Kubica BMW Sauber
10 Finland H Kovalainen McLaren
11 Japan K Nakajima Williams
12 Great Britain J Button Brawn
13 Finland K Raikkonen Ferrari
14 Switzerland S Buemi Toro Rosso
15 Italy J Trulli Toyota
16 Germany A Sutil Force India
17 Spain J Alguersuari Toro Rosso
18 Italy G Fisichella Ferrari
19 France R Grosjean Renault
20 Italy V Liuzzi Force India


But Barrichello will drop 5 places due to a gearbox change

Matty_ 26-09-2009 20:03

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Quote:

Originally Posted by Kymmy (Post 34879050)
But Barrichello will drop 5 places due to a gearbox change

And Jenson Button is still behind him!
Pressure not getting to him, my arse it`s not :)

sherer 27-09-2009 18:44

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well what a boring race. Almost no pacing at all. Almost fell asleep at one point. At least JB manged to make up a few places.

Flyboy 27-09-2009 22:52

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Quote:

Originally Posted by Matty_ (Post 34879140)
And Jenson Button is still behind him!
Pressure not getting to him, my arse it`s not :)

Do you have a hat to eat? :D

hedgie 28-09-2009 10:33

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Anyone else getting confused about the variable penalties dished out at races?

Mark Webber gets told to let two people by for "gaining or maintaining an advantage" when you could argue he was pushed off the track by Alonso

Nico Rosberg gets a drive though which totally screws his races for a slight error which he did his best to recover from by getting back behind the line and did not affect anyone else.

Sutil gets a fine but no subsequent race punishment for wiping out another car

Raikonnen gets nothing for driving off the circuit and gaining an advantage at Spa ?

Any thoughts?

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Quote:

Originally Posted by Matty_ (Post 34879140)
And Jenson Button is still behind him!
Pressure not getting to him, my arse it`s not :)

I seem to recall Schumi getting all edgy as his titles got close. Keeping it on the island, bringing home the point when you have that pressure is just as much a sign a great champion as a flat out lights to flag victory.

dev 28-09-2009 11:33

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The Rosberg penalty is an automatic one just like speeding in the pit lane. It doesn't matter if you cut the white line by 1cm or ignore it completely, it's a drive through. It's just unlucky that he got his drive through around the time a safety car came out. If he took his penalty early there would have been no problem.

The Webber / Raikonnen is a similar one and both should have got a penalty. Webber got one because he floored it when off track when he could have backed off slightly and followed behind Alonso. It's just unlucky he had to let 2 cars ahead because Alonso was overtaken.

The Sutil one is a bit odd as I would have expected a grid place drop, maybe they ruled it was a legitimate move just wrongly timed due to a blind spot? It's not like he drove forward, he just continued the spin.

banjo 28-09-2009 12:30

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It was so boring that I did fall asleep, what a terrible circuit.

Flyboy 28-09-2009 16:16

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I found it quite stimulating, as it happens. Granted, it was not as exciting as last year's, but then there was more at stake last year. Flyboy10 and Flyboy8 both watched it the whole way through, which is a first for them.

Sutil's penalty was fair, I don't think he did anything maliciously, just poor judgement.

As far as the "confusing" actions taken, involving Alonso and Raikonnen; with those two names mentioned, I am not surprised at all.:shocked:

Matty_ 28-09-2009 17:36

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Fair play i was wrong, Jenson drove a half decent race and this has hopefully done his title prospects the world of good.
My point was more though that when he`s interviewed he claims all is fine and dandy when you can tell it`s not by the Cockpit conversation and the way he qualifies.
If others brake down or do stupid mistakes that`s not his fault but i still don`t rate him as high as Schumacher, Alonso or Hamilton when it comes to setting up a car.
Still hope he wins the championship though...

I wish they could give em some overtaking chances though :-(

Flyboy 28-09-2009 17:42

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I don't think anyone could confuse him with those. But I am very torn between Barrichello and Button. On one hand it would be justification for Rubens's hard work and dedication within the sport to win, I truly belive this is his last chance for glory. On the other hand, I really would like to see Button win, He has struggled with poor engineering and a lack of support from many quarters and deserves to win the championship, but I fear his efforts will go the same way as DC's.

Kymmy 29-09-2009 13:48

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http://news.bbc.co.uk/sport1/hi/moto...ne/8280566.stm

Quote:

Ferrari are poised to announce that double world champion Fernando Alonso will join the team for 2010.

He will partner Felipe Massa, with Kimi Raikkonen tipped to move to McLaren.
Hopefully this time it's true..

I'd like to see Kimi in a McLaren and I think he'll be a good partner to Lewis as they'll both work well off each other

Flyboy 29-09-2009 15:26

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Chris Hollins on Breakfast screwed up then. He said Mika Hakkinen is ready to go the McClaren. :D

Turkey Machine 29-09-2009 18:03

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Mika said on Sunday that he's not returning to F1. I reckon he'd be up to speed given a week or 2's solid testing. :D

Kimi going to Macca's not a bad move, as Ferrari don't seem to be moving forward and McLaren are on the up, especially with the current car. Provided they don't make a dog like the 2006 car, they'll be a real contender.

hedgie 29-09-2009 18:21

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Quote:

Originally Posted by Kymmy (Post 34880583)
http://news.bbc.co.uk/sport1/hi/moto...ne/8280566.stm



Hopefully this time it's true..

I'd like to see Kimi in a McLaren and I think he'll be a good partner to Lewis as they'll both work well off each other

Well they both like a pointy slightly oversteery car whilst Massa and Nando both prefer a bit of understeer, should be the engineering and set up easier. Could be competitive year in 2010....:)

dev 29-09-2009 18:36

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Quote:

Originally Posted by Turkey Machine (Post 34880796)
Kimi going to Macca's not a bad move, as Ferrari don't seem to be moving forward and McLaren are on the up, especially with the current car. Provided they don't make a dog like the 2006 car, they'll be a real contender.

Ferrari are going nowhere because they've stopped developing the car :p:

Kymmy 29-09-2009 18:52

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Quote:

Originally Posted by dev (Post 34880813)
Ferrari are going nowhere because they've stopped developing the car :p:

No, they've stopped developing the 2009 car, the 2010 car will therefore be in full development.. But in essence you are correct they gave up trying to win this season a long time ago and only grabbed Fisi to save a bit of face..

Hom3r 29-09-2009 19:49

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I doubt I'ld Massa will race in F1 again.

Turkey Machine 29-09-2009 21:05

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Massa will race in F1, question is when, not if. I personally think Ferrari are just reaching to the fans to give them confidence because it's very unlikely he'll be in the car before next season, even in straight-line tests.

sherer 30-09-2009 12:31

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the rules for next year are exactly the same apart from no refueling and gentlemen agreement not to use KERS so any aero work they do can go on the 09 car for testing

Flyboy 30-09-2009 12:39

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Massa has been back, testing, on go-karts.

altis 30-09-2009 12:49

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Possibly 'cos they don't have any suspension.

;)

hedgie 03-10-2009 10:33

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After that qually session I think we could be on for a record. The grid with most penalties, Blockig, passing under yellow, fastest time under yellow. Noramlly all punishable.......

Delta Whiskey 03-10-2009 10:44

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It was certainly worth getting up at 5.00am to watch qualifying.

dev 03-10-2009 11:37

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Not sure on the blocking - didn't really see any.
Passing under yellow - Alonso? If so, he should be fine as Buemi was moving very slowly as he had a problem which afaik allows overtaking
"Racing" under yellow - Could be harsh but those are the rules, was it Q2 or Q3 where a lot of people only did 1 lap?

SnoopZ 03-10-2009 13:20

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Drivers that are demoted 5 grid places for various actions.

Quote:

The Brawn pair, plus Fernando Alonso, Adrian Sutil and Sebastian Buemi failed to slow when yellow flags were waved in a crash-strewn qualifying session.
http://news.bbc.co.uk/sport1/hi/moto...ne/8288190.stm

hedgie 07-10-2009 00:15

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Follow up from crashagte, Piquet is going to test one of the NASCAR Craftsman Pickup trucks. Boy will he get a shock out there. Good luck......

Flyboy 07-10-2009 01:12

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It appears that Rosberg has avoided a penalty.

Rosberg escapes safety car penalty

Perhaps all drivers should use the fuel gauge excuse. Funny how he didn't happen to mention that when he was interviewed just after the race.

I gained no advantage - Rosberg

hedgie 07-10-2009 13:09

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Originally Posted by Flyboy (Post 34885310)
It appears that Rosberg has avoided a penalty.

Rosberg escapes safety car penalty

Perhaps all drivers should use the fuel gauge excuse. Funny how he didn't happen to mention that when he was interviewed just after the race.

I gained no advantage - Rosberg

I read somewhere that the deciding factor was the Williams telemetry. This showed that he had slowed significantly by comparison to previous laps. His slower speed was deemed appropriate to maintain safety.

A pragmatic response methinks.

M

Turkey Machine 07-10-2009 14:51

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Kubica's confirmed at Renault.

http://news.bbc.co.uk/sport1/hi/moto...ne/8293650.stm

Flyboy 07-10-2009 20:34

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Quote:

Originally Posted by hedgie (Post 34885516)
I read somewhere that the deciding factor was the Williams telemetry. This showed that he had slowed significantly by comparison to previous laps. His slower speed was deemed appropriate to maintain safety.

A pragmatic response methinks.

M

Pragmatism is not a trait I would recognise in the stewards' panel. It would help if we were able to see the official ruling, I have looked on f1.com, but can't find anything.

Kymmy 11-10-2009 11:05

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Timo is out of the Brazilian GP due to damaging his spine int he crash during the Japan GP qualifying.. I wonder who (if anyone) they'll get to jump in.. Surely not NP Jr as it will be his home crowd!!! ;)

SnoopZ 11-10-2009 12:28

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Originally Posted by Kymmy (Post 34888237)
Timo is out of the Brazilian GP due to damaging his spine int he crash during the Japan GP qualifying.. I wonder who (if anyone) they'll get to jump in.. Surely not NP Jr as it will be his home crowd!!! ;)

Kamui Kobayashi will be replacing him in the next race, making his Formula 1 race debut.

http://en.f1-live.com/f1/en/headline...11101231.shtml

hedgie 15-10-2009 11:09

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Just as you thought "Crashgate" was yesterdays news Massa has now gone on record as saying it it incredible not to think Alonso was not involved. :rolleyes:

He then says that "What is certain is that this episode will not mar in any way the relationship I'll have with Fernando when we will be team-mates." :erm:


http://www.autosport.com/news/report.php/id/79435

Bring on the racing !

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Originally Posted by Flyboy (Post 34885710)
Pragmatism is not a trait I would recognise in the stewards' panel. It would help if we were able to see the official ruling, I have looked on f1.com, but can't find anything.

This was where I found out.....
http://www.autosport.com/news/report.php/id/79250

Flyboy 15-10-2009 12:01

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Aah, I see. So, as long as one doesn't do anything that may compromise safety, the rules don't matter. I wonder if they could apply that retrospectively. It would have meant that the penalty that Hamilton received earlier this year for passing another car may not have happened; seeing as it didn't compromise any safety. Then there is the speeding in the pit lanes, crossing the white line at the end of the pit exit, overtaking at yellow flags after passing the incident. None of these compromise safety most of the time, so they should be allowed to get away with it.

I know it's a far fetched argument, but valid none the same. If JB had known he could have got away with, by not compromising safety, he could have taken the advantage.

There are reasons for rules and the most important one is that when the rules are followed, everyone is on a level playing field. If the rules can be as flexible as this, it makes a mockery of the sport (in my opinion, of course).

hedgie 15-10-2009 12:19

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Originally Posted by Flyboy (Post 34890712)
Aah, I see. So, as long as one doesn't do anything that may compromise safety, the rules don't matter. I wonder if they could apply that retrospectively. It would have meant that the penalty that Hamilton received earlier this year for passing another car may not have happened; seeing as it didn't compromise any safety. Then there is the speeding in the pit lanes, crossing the white line at the end of the pit exit, overtaking at yellow flags after passing the incident. None of these compromise safety most of the time, so they should be allowed to get away with it.

I know it's a far fetched argument, but valid none the same. If JB had known he could have got away with, by not compromising safety, he could have taken the advantage.

There are reasons for rules and the most important one is that when the rules are followed, everyone is on a level playing field. If the rules can be as flexible as this, it makes a mockery of the sport (in my opinion, of course).

I think thats a bit harsh.......If the ECU and display functions are common FIA supplied parts and the system was working as intended then it is beyond the control of Rosberg or Williams to comply.

Thinking back to the pitlane error at Singapore, Yes Rosberg crossed the white line but he then went back behind the line, did not impede anyone and did not gain an advantage. To be penalised for that seems mighty harsh to me. I would much rather we see teams, drivers and officials apply the spirit of the regulations and consider if it was deliberate or if an advantage was gained.

At Spa Raikonnen seemed to habitually cross the white line on the exit of La Source to gain an advantage.

M

dev 15-10-2009 12:29

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Rosberg crossing the white line was a harsh penalty, but the rules state its an automatic penalty and you can't go ignoring the rules.

The time delta incident afaik doesn't incur an automatic penalty but requires a stewards investigation. If the driver can not see the time delta, it's unrealistic to expect him to go slower than it so they went off telemetry to make sure he slowed down, which he did, and so it was determined he did all he could / was necessary. I think in his short interview with the BBC he said the amount he was off by was only a small amount and so it's unlikely he did drive too fast at any point.

Flyboy 15-10-2009 12:31

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It is the lack of consistency that is ruining the reputation of the sport. The sooner they change the way they police the sport, the better.

hedgie 15-10-2009 13:42

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Quote:

Originally Posted by Flyboy (Post 34890739)
It is the lack of consistency that is ruining the reputation of the sport. The sooner they change the way they police the sport, the better.

Agreed, transparency is crucial. I don't think people mind so long as it is credible.:)

Spa still bugs me.......I am sure Raikonnen left the race track on the exit of La Source, multiple time, and gained an advantage each time. When Webber did that at Singapore he got a drive through. Niether of those were pitlane transgressions they were boundary of the racetrack transgressions.

Arghh

Flyboy 15-10-2009 14:12

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But you forget the Ferrari rule. :rolleyes: :D

Hom3r 15-10-2009 14:34

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Quote:

Originally Posted by hedgie (Post 34890798)
Spa still bugs me.......I am sure Raikonnen left the race track on the exit of La Source, multiple time, and gained an advantage each time. When Webber did that at Singapore he got a drive through. Niether of those were pitlane transgressions they were boundary of the racetrack transgressions.

Don't forget FIA - Ferrari Inertrnational Assistance:D

Jon T 15-10-2009 14:40

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Originally Posted by Hom3r (Post 34890830)
Don't forget FIA - Ferrari Inertrnational Assistance:D

.......and John Todt as one of two choices for it's new president.

Hom3r 15-10-2009 14:47

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Originally Posted by Jon T (Post 34890838)
.......and John Todt as one of two choices for it's new president.

Hang on your names Jon T!

A deliberate typo John Todt??:D

Kymmy 15-10-2009 15:16

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JT is just a MM clone.. My vote and hope is that Ari Vatanen gets it

SnoopZ 15-10-2009 15:35

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The FIA could be in trouble here because it's been discovered they have been lobbying for Todt.

Quote:

The newspaper has published excerpts of leaked emails showing that FIA director general Peter Doggwiler, and FIA Foundation director general David Ward, have been actively lobbying on the Frenchman's behalf.

One email from Doggwiler is to key sympathisers, advising them "I will call you this week to see where we are so I can make an adequate report to Jean."

An email from Ward reveals he has had conversations "regarding a more intensive lobbying strategy", and indicates his involvement in the formation of Todt's cabinet, while another includes an attachment of Todt's campaign announcement, seeking amendments to the text.
http://en.f1-live.com/f1/en/headline...15101808.shtml

Kymmy 15-10-2009 15:36

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Now that doesn't suprise me one bit... MM seems to want him in so all his cronies follow suite :(

Flyboy 15-10-2009 17:07

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I wonder how many people are collecting their thoughts about the way they voted on this thread; I certainly am.

Vettel and Webber go no votes at all and Barrichello and Button only got three, Hamilton got fifteen. :shocked:

Kymmy 15-10-2009 17:12

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I voted Kubica as I think that he has great possibilities, it'll be interesting with him in a new team next year..

The voting though could not take into account the diffuser situation :)

Flyboy 15-10-2009 18:09

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Nor KERS it would seem. :p:;)

Jon T 15-10-2009 18:12

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Quote:

Originally Posted by Hom3r (Post 34890848)
Hang on your names Jon T!

A deliberate typo John Todt??:D

Drat! rumbled again!

multiskilled 15-10-2009 21:47

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I voted for Button before the first race. It looks like he's going to wait until the last race to prove my faith in him though.

sherer 15-10-2009 22:19

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on the front page of the FIA website is a picture of Jean Todt and also one for his girlfriend. Jean also gets to travel to places and canvas for votes using the FIA private jet as well as Max writting several letters to all FIA members saying they should vote for Max

Hom3r 15-10-2009 22:24

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Quote:

Originally Posted by sherer (Post 34891340)
on the front page of the FIA website is a picture of Jean Todt and also one for his girlfriend. Jean also gets to travel to places and canvas for votes using the FIA private jet as well as Max writting several letters to all FIA members saying they should vote for Max

Which is a breech if there impartiality rule:rolleyes:

hedgie 16-10-2009 10:46

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Quote:

Originally Posted by Hom3r (Post 34891344)
Which is a breech if there impartiality rule:rolleyes:

In the past he has claimed these trips as legitimate FiA business . . . . . . .

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Quote:

Originally Posted by Flyboy (Post 34890994)
I wonder how many people are collecting their thoughts about the way they voted on this thread; I certainly am.

Vettel and Webber go no votes at all and Barrichello and Button only got three, Hamilton got fifteen. :shocked:

I went with Rosberg, I was pinning my hope on Williams stealing a march with their mechanical flywheel KERS being simpler and more reliable than the battery systems.

How wrong was I ................................................

All else beign equal Nico has had a pretty good run I think.;)

Turkey Machine 16-10-2009 17:35

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I went with Barrichello, but a part of me wants Button to win so that England has 2 consecutive world championships at last. The last time Brits were really successful, it was the 1960s. '62 G. Hill, '63 J. Clark, '64 J. Surtees, '65 J. Clark.

Hom3r 17-10-2009 18:11

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Live qualifying in BBC in10 mins

Kymmy 17-10-2009 18:16

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Yep, final practice was a wash-out, I really do hope it's a wet qualifying and race.. We need some fun in the sport :D

Hom3r 17-10-2009 19:17

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Rain has suspended play

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go,
go,
go,
go,

Jon T 17-10-2009 19:39

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Q1 - Vettel out

Rubens and Jenson through to Q2

Hom3r 17-10-2009 20:08

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Whats BBC gonna cancel :)

Jon T 17-10-2009 20:15

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Q1 results could be the final grid!

Hom3r 17-10-2009 21:44

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Moved to BBC 2

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going again 1:10 later

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Bugger

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Double bugger

Delta Whiskey 18-10-2009 09:27

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What was Jenson doing not going to intermediates, then blaming 'the team'.

Jon T 18-10-2009 09:48

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Quote:

Originally Posted by Delta Whiskey (Post 34892744)
What was Jenson doing not going to intermediates, then blaming 'the team'.

Ross Brawn has admitted liability for this, saying it was his call.

j52c 18-10-2009 10:37

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Maybe Ross Brawn doesn't want jenson to win the title, only my thought.

Look at it this way, Jenson is currently negotiating a new contract because his current one runs out this year. It's been quoted he wants more money this time because when Ross took over Jenson stayed with him but agreed to take a drop in wages. There is also the fact that if Jenson was to win the title then he has a good case for loads more money, which it is doubtful if Ross has the money to spare. Rubens it is said is going to Williams and it has been said on Planet F1 that he is getting a much bigger pay rise at Williams.

With the amount of experience that Ross Brawn has, how indeed did he make such a rediculous decision with the tyres.

SnoopZ 18-10-2009 18:07

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Exciting so far!

Hom3r 18-10-2009 18:37

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WOAW FIRE.

Good to see that team remove the hose from Kov's car.

Button jumps to 9th

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7th

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4th

SnoopZ 18-10-2009 18:38

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More action in this race than the rest put together!

Hom3r 18-10-2009 19:24

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Barrichello has problems, and as this stand Button done it.

kingbuxton 18-10-2009 19:28

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Puncture! What a nightmare for him.

Hom3r 18-10-2009 19:36

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:cleader::cleader:
Button is Formula 1
World Champion

Brawn Constructors
:cleader::cleader:

The last time a rookie team won construtors was in the very first season when they were all rookies


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