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They didn’t give up in those days, last man standing. Love it when Brundle says they will have to red flag it as about 10 wrecked cars slide down the track. No shit Martin!
The yard is nothing but a fence, the sun just hurts my eyes...
Also, I suspect they will argue that he could have chosen not to pit. I've copied this para from the article posted above which to me points a big finger of responsibility for Massa's loss of points in that race at him and Ferarri themselves.
Massa was leading the race at that point, and when the Safety Car came out, it prompted a flurry of pit stops, and with it Massa’s chances of points disappeared when a botched stop saw him drive away with his fuel hose still attached to his Ferrari.
Its just a bit pathetic really.
Secondly, Lewis could appeal the 25 second penalty he received at Spa in 08 which was unfairly applied, so in reality a void race at Singapore wouldn't affect him, where does it end? Why should Lewis or any other driver be penalised because one team tried to cheat and Bernie is a racist asshole.
The yard is nothing but a fence, the sun just hurts my eyes...
So Renault rigged things to ensure an Alonso win (and I don’t believe for a second that Fernando was unaware - his strategy made zero sense without a safety car right at that point, and he’s not the kind of driver to unquestioningly go along with a seemingly dumb strategy). It was, indeed remarked on at the time… but no-one could prove anything,
But let’s imagine they did, and the team were caught red-handed. What do you imagine would have happened? Simple - Alonso would have been stripped of his win and everyone else would have been shuffled up - Rosberg would have taken victory for Williams, Hamilton would have been promoted to 2nd, and the unfortunate Massa would go from 13th to 12th.
Never have I heard of the results of an entire Grand Prix being stricken from the record because one team cheated. In fact, I’ve never heard a Grand Prix’s results being cancelled for any reason. The only race of which I can think which really ought not to be classified is the 2021 Belgian Grand Prix; 2 laps tooling around behind a safety car is not a race in anyone’s books, regardless of how useful it was in ensuring that the money ended up in the right pockets; no refunds for the spectators, the circuit has to pay its race hosting fee, and the TV money still flows.
The yard is nothing but a fence, the sun just hurts my eyes...
The point is, if you’re going to start running around cancelling Grand Prix results in their entirety because the race wasn’t conducted properly or one of the participating teams broke the rules, you’re going to need a lot of red ink.
If that happens, ideally by him making a mistake and wrecking the car by crashing into his teammate, I suspect my emotional state will be quite sexual.
I want to see the crowds leaving early because he's out.
I’m so bored I might as well be listening to Pink Floyd
So I wouldn’t like to see it, but given the past behaviour of Max’s Orange Army it would not surprise me in the slightest.
If they're playing to standard form they'll be too drunk to know what's going on on-track by the end of the race anyway...
I’m sure Perez will be having a celebratory pint this evening…