- 28 Oct 11, 14:34#281695
LH broke the rules, he has acknowledged that and accepted the punishment, I don't understand all the fuss... 
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myownalias wrote:LH broke the rules, he has acknowledged that and accepted the punishment, I don't understand all the fuss...Ive read there were conflicting indicators on track. the Track was green on the live feed, the in car lights would have been green not yellow. You'd think given that fact you'd reprimand the drivers.
bud wrote:I think that Lewis is glad he got the 3 place grip drop instead of another reprimand, as that would have led him to get a 5 place grid penalty.myownalias wrote:LH broke the rules, he has acknowledged that and accepted the punishment, I don't understand all the fuss...Ive read there were conflicting indicators on track. the Track was green on the live feed, the in car lights would have been green not yellow. You'd think given that fact you'd reprimand the drivers.
Matt_1222 wrote:You mean from Spa? Surely that hasn't carried over.bud wrote:I think that Lewis is glad he got the 3 place grip drop instead of another reprimand, as that would have led him to get a 5 place grid penalty.myownalias wrote:LH broke the rules, he has acknowledged that and accepted the punishment, I don't understand all the fuss...Ive read there were conflicting indicators on track. the Track was green on the live feed, the in car lights would have been green not yellow. You'd think given that fact you'd reprimand the drivers.
bud wrote:I saw that on the FP1 live feed; but there were still local waved yellows; surely he should have seen the 'real' yellows waving? I believe that technology should be used exclusively or not used at all; if there is no uniformity between the electronic devices and the physical flag bearers, then this situation will continue to happen, we can get into semantics but that won't change anything!myownalias wrote:LH broke the rules, he has acknowledged that and accepted the punishment, I don't understand all the fuss...Ive read there were conflicting indicators on track. the Track was green on the live feed, the in car lights would have been green not yellow. You'd think given that fact you'd reprimand the drivers.

myownalias wrote:When d'Ambrosio crashed the corner worker nearest his car was frantically waving the GREENflag, for at least 10 seconds it was on the world feed for all to see... eventually he switched to the red flag when the status changed.bud wrote:I saw that on the FP1 live feed; but there were still local waved yellows; surely he should have seen the 'real' yellows waving? I believe that technology should be used exclusively or not used at all; if there is no uniformity between the electronic devices and the physical flag bearers, then this situation will continue to happen, we can get into semantics but that won't change anything!myownalias wrote:LH broke the rules, he has acknowledged that and accepted the punishment, I don't understand all the fuss...Ive read there were conflicting indicators on track. the Track was green on the live feed, the in car lights would have been green not yellow. You'd think given that fact you'd reprimand the drivers.
What's Burning? wrote:Which just strengthens my point... human error is a huge problem especially when local marshalls are used at each event, chances are that some of them don't have a clue about what's happening!myownalias wrote:When d'Ambrosio crashed the corner worker nearest his car was frantically waving the GREENflag, for at least 10 seconds it was on the world feed for all to see... eventually he switched to the red flag when the status changed.bud wrote:I saw that on the FP1 live feed; but there were still local waved yellows; surely he should have seen the 'real' yellows waving? I believe that technology should be used exclusively or not used at all; if there is no uniformity between the electronic devices and the physical flag bearers, then this situation will continue to happen, we can get into semantics but that won't change anything!myownalias wrote:LH broke the rules, he has acknowledged that and accepted the punishment, I don't understand all the fuss...Ive read there were conflicting indicators on track. the Track was green on the live feed, the in car lights would have been green not yellow. You'd think given that fact you'd reprimand the drivers.


andrew wrote:All this moaning about someone who apparently broke the rules and gets a 3 places penalty and has one of the fastest cars. Y'all realise that wins are possible from 3rd.1 + 3 = 4.
bud wrote:Reprimands carry over, if you get 3 reprimands you get, i think, a 5 place grid penaltyMatt_1222 wrote:You mean from Spa? Surely that hasn't carried over.bud wrote:I think that Lewis is glad he got the 3 place grip drop instead of another reprimand, as that would have led him to get a 5 place grid penalty.myownalias wrote:LH broke the rules, he has acknowledged that and accepted the punishment, I don't understand all the fuss...Ive read there were conflicting indicators on track. the Track was green on the live feed, the in car lights would have been green not yellow. You'd think given that fact you'd reprimand the drivers.
LewEngBridewell wrote:Part of the confusion can be put down to the fact that Lewis drove into an area where there was waved yellows but also a green light flashing, thus giving a conflicting message....I don't think he believes he made a mistake, I think he is being coached to shut up and endure in silence, else be labeled a whiner. However, ...

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