FIA to make Mclaren & Renault Revise Diffusers

http://en.espnf1.com/bahrain/motorsp...ory/11176.html

Now, I recall in 2007 a big hoo-haa by Mclaren fans claiming that the Ferrari sprung-floor was illegal, despite being passed by scrutineering in Melbourne because it had to be removed for Malaysia.

Will those same people say the same in this instance?

Are your Mclaren cheats now too?

Or are you hypocrites?

[ST205GT4]

Is there any need for this sort of provocation?

Is it not possible to just enjoy the series and forget about this sort of bull****?

And no for the record I'm not a McLaren fan.

Too much of this crap on this forum. Pino should start handing out some bans.

[Hawkmoon]

Is there any need for this sort of provocation?

Is it not possible to just enjoy the series and forget about this sort of bull****?

And no for the record I'm not a McLaren fan.

Too much of this crap on this forum. Pino should start handing out some bans.

While he's provocative, Tam has a point. Long and heated was the discussion about Ferrari's floor and this situation is very similar if not exactly the same. Those who called Ferrari cheats at the time should probably do the same here for McLaren. On the flipside, those who defended Ferrari should defend McLaren now.

Personally, I see no problem here. The FIA has had a quiet word to McLaren and they'll change their gear. Same deal that Ferrari got last time. Case closed really.

[ioan]

McLaren are using an illegal diffuser. What a surprise, not!

And still dead slow!

Now I'm looking forward for the McCheats and their fans to be crying about the FIA favoritism.

Seriously, I agree with Hawkmoon. There's nothing more than a clarification from the FIA as far as McLaren's and Renault's diffusers are concerned.

[ShiftingGears]

Good decision.

Thumbs down for petty pointscoring.

[ioan]

Good decision.

Thumbs down for petty pointscoring.

Get yourself a sense of humor.

[ShiftingGears]

Get yourself a sense of humor.

Poor humour doesn't count.

[ioan]

Poor humour doesn't count.

It's better than nothing.

[UltimateDanGTR]

all seems fair to me. If they've been scrutineered then that's fine, whatever is 'illegal' must be something on a clarification side of things, and now the FIA have clarified that all should be fine for the next race with the necessary changes made.

Minimum controversy, minimum fuss, and by the looks of it not a huge problem.

no need for the attempted provocation though. petty IMO.

[Valve Bounce]

http://en.espnf1.com/bahrain/motorsp...ory/11176.html

Now, I recall in 2007 a big hoo-haa by Mclaren fans claiming that the Ferrari sprung-floor was illegal, despite being passed by scrutineering in Melbourne because it had to be removed for Malaysia.

Will those same people say the same in this instance?

Are your Mclaren cheats now too?

Or are you hypocrites?

Hell!! let me be a HYPROCITE - sounds like a great Rock Band. CHEATS will never prosper.