You are right, and that's also why Renault will only take legal action against Piquet in a French court and not anywhere else.Quote:
Originally Posted by ozrevhead
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You are right, and that's also why Renault will only take legal action against Piquet in a French court and not anywhere else.Quote:
Originally Posted by ozrevhead
beg my pardon for my ignorace but why a french courtQuote:
Originally Posted by ioan
I thought the issue of the FIA granting immunity was odd then, and I do now, although the circumstances are slightly different.Quote:
Originally Posted by ioan
A couple of years ago immunity was used as an inducement by the FIA to get information. Here they have granted immunity after receiving information.
Sounds to me Renault doth protest too much
How do we know that Piquet didn't ask for immunity before spilling the beans?Quote:
Originally Posted by ArrowsFA1
Looks to me, from Max' statement, that Jr was granted immunity in case he tells the truth which implies that he was first granted immunity and than told the truth as the other way around isn't logic.
perhaps it is all trueQuote:
Originally Posted by Knock-on
before the race in their usual meeting, NpJr brought up the idea, symmonds and flav said it is out of bounds, NPJr did it anyway and that is that. from flav's perspective, they did not discuss it, because it was NPJr who brought it up and they shot it down. From Pat S. view, it was discussed in the context that nelshino brought it up and they shot it down, from NPJr's point it was discussed and in his fragile state of mind believes that is what the team wanted from him as in his testimony it seems like he inferred a lot of things.
Fair point. We don't know one way or another. All we have is Max's comment that "he has been told that if he tells us the truth then he will not be proceeded against individually".Quote:
Originally Posted by ioan
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Originally Posted by SGWilko
and that's why the whole thing shoyuld just go away. it is a he said she said thing of the past that has no bearing on the sport and only serves to further demean F1. There really wasn't enough evidence to go forward and there is plausible deniabilty on either side so why bother. It really is an internal renault matter that has spilled over to the public light, which mosley is all too happy to oblige at is is an opportunity to dirty up or scandalize one of his chief nemesis. This is like a celebrity divorce case played out in public with a corrupt court with an axe to grind
Which makes it clear that he was told something before he was going to give his side of the story and that he was expected to say the truth if he wanted the immunity.Quote:
Originally Posted by ArrowsFA1
1. As I read it, it wasn't a "normal" meetingQuote:
Originally Posted by truefan72
2. If it was brought up and shot down, then it was raised and discussed.
3. The fact that it was discussed, happened, ignored and not reported is the crux of the matter. It cannot be ignored.
I never knew you were such a Renault fan TrueFan and cannot see why you are trying to brush this under the carpet.
When McLaren were mooted with wrongdoing, I was loud in calling for a full investigation. When they were guilty, I accepted their punishment (althought I questioned the size of the fine).
They did wrong, they were punished and I never tried to ignore the facts or sweep it under the carpet. They have paid their price and I still support them but what happened was wrong and they deserved their ass kicked.
IF Renault are in the wrong, and IF this happened as Jn'r says, then Flav, Jn'r and Pat are finished. However, we need an full and fair investigation.