Its not massi who decided to leave hamilton on old tyres.Quote:
Originally Posted by The Black Knight
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Its not massi who decided to leave hamilton on old tyres.Quote:
Originally Posted by The Black Knight
LOL, now you want the rules followed. Ya didn't care about the rules during lap 1.Quote:
Originally Posted by The Black Knight
Masi did what they needed to have the climatic finish.
For the Show Masi! For the Show Masi!
RUBBISH, the stewards did not try to give it to Hamilton. it was one of the fairest stewarding this season.Quote:
Originally Posted by Sulland
Max totally lucked it today, but let's not forget that he would likely have already been champion if not effectively taken out by Bottas in Hungary, so despite the huge luck here I'm going to recognise his WDC as a legitimate one.
Feel really sorry for Lewis though, that must hurt like hell.
Due to their inconsistency they were interfering with the race, once again.Quote:
Originally Posted by Nitrodaze
The stewards have been a joke all year long, they were no different today.
It was a very strange decision to not complete the procedure in the regulations. If they were going to allow lapped cars to overtake, then they are obliged to allow all cars to overtake before starting the race. That did not happen.Quote:
Originally Posted by The Black Knight
It seems someone forced the situation
There might be to many from the (former) UK empire in the top management of Formula 1, and stewards!
That's why I think Mercedes have a case to get the result reversed.Quote:
Originally Posted by Nitrodaze
It was indeed not the correct procedure.Quote:
Originally Posted by Nitrodaze
But whatever they did here, it was always going to create controverse.
The rules were followed on Lap 1. If you knew the rules you'd know that. I would be surprised if Mercedes don't have a case to reverse this result.Quote:
Originally Posted by F1nKS