Because a Crime has been committed in Singapore
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Originally Posted by henners88
Renault will turn up in Singapore because the police have no rights to interfere with an FIA investigation unless the FIA ask for assistance. This may have been an example of cheating within a sport with a governing body, so if the police were to wade in a take action, then the FIA would be obsolete in their presence. It works in the same way that Raikkonen's speeding fine/penalty at Monza was not an issue for the police. This is why F1 has a governing body, and the only way police have an automatic right to be involved, is if a death has occured at a race track.... :)
Really??? In the words of the infamous McEnroe, "Are you serious?"
I can list the following for you to deliberate on:
1. Race fixing,
2. Deliberately causing a crash which could endanger the lives of the driver, marshals, and spectators.
In fact, I could go as far as to say this has nothing to do with any FIA investigation as the FIA has offered to give Pat Symonds immunity, while the police in Singapore sure as heck do not have to obvserve this at all.
Now if you think that is not reason for a police investigation anywhere in this world, then please tell us why.
