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:banghead:
Your a bunch of hypocrits.
General safety
With immediate effect, any car being driven unnecessarily slowly, erratically, or which is deemed potentially dangerous to other drivers, will be reported to the stewards. This will apply whether any such car is being driven on the track, the pit entry or the pit lane.
I read this as Schumacher in Montreal, anyway shouldn't this sort of rule have already been in place?
I thought it was. i thought you could be black flagged if you were causing a danger in the race.
Unlike the getting back to the pits without enough fuel at the end of a race, which was never a rule, only a five year old memo.
107% Rule returns.
The FIA want to create and destroy new teams in a matter of months.
They MUST be run by Ferrari........
:banghead:
Your a bunch of hypocrits.
107% Rule returns.
The FIA want to create and destroy new teams in a matter of months.
They MUST be run by Ferrari........
Pole Time Vs Fastest Driver of New Teams
Bahrain - 104,1%
Australia - 104,7%
Malaysia - does not count because of the weather.
China - 103,2%
Spain - 104,0%
Monaco - 102,7%
Turkey - 103,1%
Canada - 103,1%
So it would only affect Hispaina, and they'd prob be ok now anyway.
107% Rule returns.
The FIA want to create and destroy new teams in a matter of months.
They MUST be run by Ferrari........
Pole Time Vs Fastest Driver of New Teams
Bahrain - 104,1%
Australia - 104,7%
Malaysia - does not count because of the weather.
China - 103,2%
Spain - 104,0%
Monaco - 102,7%
Turkey - 103,1%
Canada - 103,1%
So it would only affect Hispaina, and they'd prob be ok now anyway.
General safety
With immediate effect, any car being driven unnecessarily slowly, erratically, or which is deemed potentially dangerous to other drivers, will be reported to the stewards. This will apply whether any such car is being driven on the track, the pit entry or the pit lane.
I read this as Schumacher in Montreal, anyway shouldn't this sort of rule have already been in place?
I thought it was. i thought you could be black flagged if you were causing a danger in the race.
Unlike the getting back to the pits without enough fuel at the end of a race, which was never a rule, only a five year old memo.
Black and white flags are used for dangerous driving most of the time. Although you barely ever see em, Malaysia was the only race it's been used in ages as far as i can remember! Black flags are really rare now i think, from memory the only times they've been used in recent years are when cars have left the pits when the red light has been on, ie when a safety car train is passing by.
As for the fuel in qualifying, they had to sort it out cause they set a weird and, really, stupid precedent for everyone in letting Hamilton off last time out. Wait, bending the rules, 'getting away with it', then the rule in question immediately being changed? It's happened oh so many times.
I thought they could black flag cars if they were dangerous? No??
Back to the fuel. There was no rule about getting back to the pits with fuel, thats why they couldnt punish Hamilton, he'd not broken any rule. the only thing saying you cant do it was a memo, not a rule. So he didnt bend, break or get away with anything.
The rule is obviously coming in next year to rectify this.
Well thats my understanding of it anyway, i could be wrong.
) that were technically not illegal, but still kinda out of the spirit of the sport. Obviously this fuel thing has nowhere near the same degree as that, but it's still in a similar vein).The grid
why is it 107% and not 108% or 106%?
Driver adjustable bodywork
does that mean it only works for the 1st time a car is 1 second behind, or does it mean for every set point on the track?
General safety
With immediate effect, any car being driven unnecessarily slowly, erratically, or which is deemed potentially dangerous to other drivers, will be reported to the stewards. This will apply whether any such car is being driven on the track, the pit entry or the pit lane.
I read this as Schumacher in Montreal, anyway shouldn't this sort of rule have already been in place?
I thought it was. i thought you could be black flagged if you were causing a danger in the race.
Unlike the getting back to the pits without enough fuel at the end of a race, which was never a rule, only a five year old memo.
Black and white flags are used for dangerous driving most of the time. Although you barely ever see em, Malaysia was the only race it's been used in ages as far as i can remember! Black flags are really rare now i think, from memory the only times they've been used in recent years are when cars have left the pits when the red light has been on, ie when a safety car train is passing by.
As for the fuel in qualifying, they had to sort it out cause they set a weird and, really, stupid precedent for everyone in letting Hamilton off last time out. Wait, bending the rules, 'getting away with it', then the rule in question immediately being changed? It's happened oh so many times.
I thought they could black flag cars if they were dangerous? No??
Back to the fuel. There was no rule about getting back to the pits with fuel, thats why they couldnt punish Hamilton, he'd not broken any rule. the only thing saying you cant do it was a memo, not a rule. So he didnt bend, break or get away with anything.
The rule is obviously coming in next year to rectify this.
Well thats my understanding of it anyway, i could be wrong.
Le coeur a ses raisons que la raison ne connaît point. 
Wrong: it is in effect immediately.
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