- 10 Apr 09, 00:27#105490
i reckon the stewards should take as long as is necessary to come to the correct conclusion. Mistakes happen when there is a lot of pressure to deliver a result quickly.

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I agree that it was unhelpful that the stewards didn't reply to the query. But this in no way excuses what Ryan and Hamilton did. These are separate issues.
No its all part of one big FIA duck Stewarts right.
I agree that it was unhelpful that the stewards didn't reply to the query. But this in no way excuses what Ryan and Hamilton did. These are separate issues.
No its all part of one big FIA duck Stewarts right.
I agree that it was unhelpful that the stewards didn't reply to the query. But this in no way excuses what Ryan and Hamilton did. These are separate issues.
No its all part of one big FIA duck Stewarts right.
No. They are seperate issues.
Race control were simply unable to answer a (rather insignificant at the time) request from McLaren because they were dealing with the string of crashes involving Vettel and Kubica. They had the safety car out, and the medical car appeared to follow it out of the pit lane. Even though it wasn't used, race control's attention was focused on something far more important in those last three laps of the race.
Then you need somone else EX-F1 driver for Rules and Regs.With Instant Decisions.
I hate to say it, but I think Sir Jackie is making too much of a career berating the FIA.
IS that all he is ever asked about now?
Race Control's not getting back to McLaren and Ryan and Hamilton's lying to the stewards are separate issues, however I would say the former is one of several mitigating circumstances.
Race Control's not getting back to McLaren and Ryan and Hamilton's lying to the stewards are separate issues, however I would say the former is one of several mitigating circumstances.
Yeh if the 1st hand happened the 2nd wouldn't of.
Race Control's not getting back to McLaren and Ryan and Hamilton's lying to the stewards are separate issues, however I would say the former is one of several mitigating circumstances.
Yeh if the 1st hand happened the 2nd wouldn't of.
There are a million things that, had they not happened, Ryan and Hamilton wouldn't have lied. But it was Ryan and Hamilton who took the conscious decision to lie, and to continue lying after being found out. That was their decision, and blame for that falls squarely on their shoulders.
Race Control's not getting back to McLaren and Ryan and Hamilton's lying to the stewards are separate issues, however I would say the former is one of several mitigating circumstances.
Yeh if the 1st hand happened the 2nd wouldn't of.
There are a million things that, had they not happened, Ryan and Hamilton wouldn't have lied. But it was Ryan and Hamilton who took the conscious decision to lie, and to continue lying after being found out. That was their decision, and blame for that falls squarely on their shoulders.
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