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[racechick]

Let me say first that I didnt think Webber warrented a penalty last race.
But he got a drive through.
Kimmi did the same move on Hamilton- I also dont think it warrented a penalty. Neither were intentional and both were racing incidents.
So why was Webber given a drive through and Kimi not investigated until after the race?? And as far as I know no penalty.
I know the stewards are crap but surely they can try to be consistantly crap?

[scousers on tour 2008]

i agree although getting released in the pit lane to early should have been penalised today

[vaptin]

They had to make the german grand prix close to some extent - give webber some sort of challenge.

Can't make heads or tails of investigating after the race, but brundle said the incident with kimi was him moving over since he needed space, webber moved over to block space

[Hanwombat]

I havent seen the race yet (as fcking Iplayer takes ages) so I cant really comment.... yet

[supeindesu]

And just look at what they did with Renault now... this is getting ridiculous

[racechick]

They had to make the german grand prix close to some extent - give webber some sort of challenge.

Can't make heads or tails of investigating after the race, but brundle said the incident with kimi was him moving over since he needed space, webber moved over to block space

Give Webber a challenge? He's fighting his team-mate and possibly fighting for the championship and he hadnt won a GP? Its not the stewards business to give Webber some sort of challenge, not in their remit!

[vaptin]

They had to make the german grand prix close to some extent - give webber some sort of challenge.

Can't make heads or tails of investigating after the race, but brundle said the incident with kimi was him moving over since he needed space, webber moved over to block space

Give Webber a challenge? He's fighting his team-mate and possibly fighting for the championship and he hadnt won a GP? Its not the stewards business to give Webber some sort of challenge, not in their remit!

I know it isn't, tis was satire.

[bud]

I think all it boils down to is they change stewarding at each race, what they need is permanent professional stewards to attend every race so there is consistent ruling!

[Hanwombat]

And just look at what they did with Renault now... this is getting ridiculous

Tbh Renault should of told Fernando to pull over or Fernando himself should of done so, they wheel keep off very dangerously.

[racechick]

They had to make the german grand prix close to some extent - give webber some sort of challenge.

Can't make heads or tails of investigating after the race, but brundle said the incident with kimi was him moving over since he needed space, webber moved over to block space

Give Webber a challenge? He's fighting his team-mate and possibly fighting for the championship and he hadnt won a GP? Its not the stewards business to give Webber some sort of challenge, not in their remit!

I know it isn't, tis was satire.

OK Its been an exciting day with motorsport to grapple with satire.

[cap-dude]

Some weekends the stewarts they hire are more pathetic and clueless than the last weekend. What can you do.

We can only pray the eventually they get rid of these twats ruining the sport, and let professionals run the sport, not armchair experts.

[supeindesu]

And just look at what they did with Renault now... this is getting ridiculous

Tbh Renault should of told Fernando to pull over or Fernando himself should of done so, they wheel keep off very dangerously.

That has no sense, then they have penalized every pilot who had a puncture by the same reason.

[Hanwombat]

And just look at what they did with Renault now... this is getting ridiculous

Tbh Renault should of told Fernando to pull over or Fernando himself should of done so, they wheel keep off very dangerously.

That has no sense, then they have penalized every pilot who had a puncture by the same reason.

They knew the wheel was loose and was mostly likely going to come off at some point, they should of told him to pull aside.

[Gaz]

I think all it boils down to is they change stewarding at each race, what they need is permanent professional stewards to attend every race so there is consistent ruling!

yep they need ex racers.

If the BBC can employ DC, Brundle and Davidson to comentate why can't the FIA employe other ex racers to steward.

[racechick]

I think all it boils down to is they change stewarding at each race, what they need is permanent professional stewards to attend every race so there is consistent ruling!

yep they need ex racers.

If the BBC can employ DC, Brundle and Davidson to comentate why can't the FIA employe other ex racers to steward.

Cos max wont let them.