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Originally Posted by cookie_365
You blame Ferrari for the other teams turning up without adequate equipment?
So if you went for a job interview and was told in advance that you had to prepare a series of presentations, and did, then arrived and discovered that the other candidates hadn't managed it, would you be happy if they demanded that the interview be rearranged without the bits they couldn't come up with?
Ferrari turned up with a set of tyres that worked, and beat everyone who wanted to race against them. If the Michelin teams chose not to race, that's their decision, their responsibility, and no one elses. Not Ferraris, not Bernie Ecclestone's: theirs.
One good thing about this is that next year we'll get to dump the tedious US GP and run a race in a country that actually cares about F1.
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Going for a job interview and crashing a car at 200 mph into a wall, good analogy that.
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No one is denying that a mistake was made, but with a little common sense and a small change to the track the race could have gone ahead with all the cars. I just realised I said
common sense, something in rather short supply in F1 ATM.