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When not released though.
It is strange that Stempney and Coughlan (not to mention two drivers I won't mention) get away with so little punishment or, it seems, censure from those in the FIA who consider themselves high and mighty.
Time to look forward I suppose, except when Alonso does something really stupid or pathetic when we can all laugh at him.
When not released though.
It is strange that Stempney and Coughlan (not to mention two drivers I won't mention) get away with so little punishment or, it seems, censure from those in the FIA who consider themselves high and mighty.
Time to look forward I suppose, except when Alonso does something really stupid or pathetic when we can all laugh at him.
I wouldn't say either engineer got off lightly, both lost their jobs & had their lives turned upside down, the Italian Police may have more to say on the matter too.
The drivers appear to have lost nothing but frankly I think in both cases their 'crimes' were normal behaviour that is usually kept out of the public eye.
I'm still optimistic that the 'mysterious white powder' turns out to be something highly amusing when the Italian Police eventually get around to releasing their findings
The drivers appear to have lost nothing but frankly I think in both cases their 'crimes' were normal behaviour that is usually kept out of the public eye.
I'm still optimistic that the 'mysterious white powder' turns out to be something highly amusing when the Italian Police eventually get around to releasing their findings
Edited by Riverside on Friday 14th March 18:47
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