View Poll Results: Did FIA make the right decision ?
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16th September 2008, 07:53 #991
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Here's a thought. If this thread ever finishes, we can take all the posts and add them to the Stepneygate posts, bind them in a book, sell it and split the earnings among all the forum members! All we need is a title. I'm suggesting "F1 - IF"
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16th September 2008, 08:35 #992
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Originally Posted by wmcot
Honestly, this place is getting worse for crap than a bus stop outside a council estate. Does no-one ever engage their brains before typing any more?
Opinions are like ar5eholes, everyone has one.
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16th September 2008, 08:35 #993
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Originally Posted by Dave Brockman
Not just when its a red car involved.
And then we have past history showing the FIA and Stewards notion of everything has to be 100% certain and proven before they find someone guilty.
While I can see why some people think he gained a slight advantage (which was ultimately none considering Kimi crashed), its not a fact, its a pure guess. And the Stewards shouldn't be making such decisions on guesses. Decisions which will ultimately affect the title.
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16th September 2008, 08:40 #994
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Originally Posted by PolePosition_1
If someone does something wrong they should be penalised regardless of where they are in the title race. It's a pity when it affects the title race but rules is rules. I see no room on this forum for people who have a favourite driver and want them to get special treatment.Rule 1 of the forum, always accuse anyone who disagrees with you of bias.I would say that though.
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16th September 2008, 08:55 #995
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Originally Posted by Daniel
But in reality you have to look at the facts. Unsafe pit releases, Ferrari was punished. If they class that as unsafe, then countless of other pit releases have been unsafe this season and gone unpunished.
Why is it fair that Ferrari get penalised and the others don't? They all broke the rules, yet only Ferrari got punished.
So yeah, I believe if you break the rules, you should be punished no matter what, but its got to be consistant, you can't choose to randomly punish rule breaking, its got to be continous.
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