Fuel issue- No penalty for BMW/Williams- McLaren to appeal

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Originally Posted by BDunnell

This will surely prove to be a fuss over nothing, but if it is true that those samples throw up genuine illegalities that merit disqualification, which is possible, what should the FIA do?

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They should enforce the rules as ferociously as they did on friday when The Golden Boy broke the rules.

I knew the big noses wanted Golden Boy to win, but this is going toooo far!

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Originally Posted by tinchote

I hope they don't change anything, because it wouldn't be pretty.

Now, every time I see the post-race celebrations and interviews, I think to myself: are they that sure that nothing will go wrong with the technical verifications? :s

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It's like 1994 and '95 all over again, except then there weren't internet forums on which people could vent their conspiracy theories and have their prejudices backed up by others.

Hey, not so many years ago in Brazil, they didn't realise who'd won the %^&%ing race for two weeks. And that was without scrutineering "issues"

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Originally Posted by BDunnell

This will surely prove to be a fuss over nothing, but if it is true that those samples throw up genuine illegalities that merit disqualification, which is possible, what should the FIA do?

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It's a tricky one, but I hope it can be resolved without affecting the championship standings. It would be a hollow victory for Hamilton to be handed the title in such circumstances.

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Originally Posted by fatgav

If the fuel is illeagal, the cars get disqualified, simple!

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Yes but drivers get to keep their points that seems to be the rule of the year... :dozey:

If those cars get excluded after everything that has happened in this season F1 is going to no longer be one of the sports I watch. This just goes to show what a farce this season is!

This is utter madness, it was won on the track fair and square and now they're trying to find any means possible to stop Hamilton from losing...he lost it on the track kids, he over-cooked it n then he had a problem. Live with it, the more experienced driver won.

Just when you think its over and sit back to reflect, something else happens. How long after a race ends do results become final?

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Originally Posted by DonJippo

Yes but drivers get to keep their points that seems to be the rule of the year... :dozey:

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Yes, you've got the answer! ;)

Even though I wanted Lewis to win I hope that BMW aren't disqualified. It would be too harsh on Kimi, and he won't understand as he'll be completely hammered at the moment :beer: :p