Why is it always Ferrari? Surely they should be applauding innovation and try and emulate it rather than emply underhand run to teacher tatics to "win" the championship.
It isn't always Ferrari they are just the ones to get noticed. Innovation has to be within the rules, or it's the equivalent of doping.
Ferrari have never broken the rules have they?
Not relevant.
Well it's not, the rules aren't defined relative to other teams, this isn't a democratic judgement, it's against a fixed standard (FIA regulations). It's not relevant to the FIA who points out or suggests a breach of the rules.
The argument was Ferrari have suggested a breach of the rules, they are a competitor in F1, so have expertise in this area, it's the FIA who decide if the rule is broken. Just because Ferrari broke rules in the past, doesn't mean Redbull are entitled to, or that Ferrari can't complain.
I suppose you can't burgle the house of a burglar? But the reasoning you two seem to be suggesting.
