Redbull has illegal brake ducs
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Lewis Hamilton has won the Canadian GP, making the best of a two stop strategy. Romain Grosjean finished in second place with Sergio Pérez third on the podium. Sebatian Vettel finished fourth after a late pitstop while Fernando Alonso is 5th after struggling to the end on badly worn tyres.
No, one was a driver moving back to the racing line a bit earlier than he should have (probably based on a missjudgement of how far ahead he was), the other was an intentional lunge off line into another car.JAllen wrote:Not massively disimilar to Maldonado & Perez in monaco was it, one driver passing another then leaving them no room/colliding with them. Both "appear" reasonably intentional?
Money ultimately rules Formula 1, you know that right? :/ I dislike it as well...why have rules for if they cannot fully apply them? oh wait...they only do that to Mclaren...right...how fair (by the way not a macca fan...just being impartial).MuseF1 wrote:Whats going on with the stewards at these racesl? Red Bull say they've run those brake ducts since the start of the season, why does it take until round 7 to discover and declare them illegal?
F1's becoming a bit silly
Well i'm a macca fan so i dont mind at allHail22 wrote:Money ultimately rules Formula 1, you know that right? :/ I dislike it as well...why have rules for if they cannot fully apply them? oh wait...they only do that to Mclaren...right...how fair (by the way not a macca fan...just being impartial).MuseF1 wrote:Whats going on with the stewards at these racesl? Red Bull say they've run those brake ducts since the start of the season, why does it take until round 7 to discover and declare them illegal?
F1's becoming a bit silly
but as a macca fan I want to see reb bull have penalties and all that stuff, after the past 2 years rbr torture anyway.lolMuseF1 wrote:Whats going on with the stewards at these racesl? Red Bull say they've run those brake ducts since the start of the season, why does it take until round 7 to discover and declare them illegal?
F1's becoming a bit silly
I dont know why but I thought I read that they'd run them since the start of the seasonNeno wrote:lolMuseF1 wrote:Whats going on with the stewards at these racesl? Red Bull say they've run those brake ducts since the start of the season, why does it take until round 7 to discover and declare them illegal?
F1's becoming a bit silly
red bull run new brake ducts only from Montreal this year...they said on BBC that Red Bull have new brake ducts for this weekend
I expect you're thinking of the holes in the floor, which they've run from *almost* the start of the season.MuseF1 wrote:I dont know why but I thought I read that they'd run them since the start of the seasonNeno wrote:lolMuseF1 wrote:Whats going on with the stewards at these racesl? Red Bull say they've run those brake ducts since the start of the season, why does it take until round 7 to discover and declare them illegal?
F1's becoming a bit silly
red bull run new brake ducts only from Montreal this year...they said on BBC that Red Bull have new brake ducts for this weekend
AMuS unreliable source?Mr Alcatraz wrote:Hold the phone! I think that is a notoriously unreliable source, No? Excuse my ignorance, but much more importantly to me isn’t Ferrari's new solution similar to something like this?
Nothing about it here:FakeAlonso wrote:AMuS unreliable source?Mr Alcatraz wrote:Hold the phone! I think that is a notoriously unreliable source, No? Excuse my ignorance, but much more importantly to me isn’t Ferrari's new solution similar to something like this?