This.Miguel wrote: My best guess is they didn't remove the fine because Ferrari didn't appeal it. Furthermore, AFAIK stewards' penalties can not be appealed (Hamilton, Spa, 2008?).
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Yesterday, the World Motorsport Council decided not to give Ferrari further punishment after they were handed a $100,000 fine for using team orders during the German GP. Today, the FIA released the full decision.
This.Miguel wrote: My best guess is they didn't remove the fine because Ferrari didn't appeal it. Furthermore, AFAIK stewards' penalties can not be appealed (Hamilton, Spa, 2008?).
The WMSC's investigator recommended they maintain the fine, issue a 5 second penalty to Alonso to restore the result of the race, and to withdraw all the team's and drivers' points for the season (suspended, provided they didn't do it again)."Having heard extensive detailed evidence, the Judging Body of the WMSC was satisfied that team orders were issued...and as such was contrary to article 39.1 of the sporting regulations."
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"This clearly interfered with the results of the race, and...was in the Judging Body of the WMSC's view prejudicial to the interest of motor sport and contrary to article 151(c) of the ISC."
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