FIA telephone number for complaints
FIA telephone number for complaints
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CivicMan

Original Poster:

2,211 posts

230 months

Sunday 7th September 2008
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In France:

Telephone: 0033 1 43 12 44 55

I've left them a message already.


dpbird90

5,535 posts

219 months

Sunday 7th September 2008
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Thanks, everyone in the world outside Italy will be needing this. And they still will not take notice...

What a complete and utter farce. Lewis was clearly forced onto the runoff area by Kimi, and gave back the place immediately as can be unmistakeably seen on the footage, but did IMO a heroic overtake into La Source.

Would have been a different story if Kimi did it to Lewis...

jonnylayze

1,640 posts

255 months

Sunday 7th September 2008
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Done

The b****

It was the FIA who demanded that that sort of run off area was there in the first place. He conceded the position and then Raikonen crashed anyway.

Massa was never in danger of winning - without the FIAs help

I am actually speechless

Cara Van Man

29,977 posts

280 months

Sunday 7th September 2008
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CivicMan said:
In France:

Telephone: 0033 1 43 12 44 55

I've left them a message already.
FIA complaints line?

It'll only work from an Italian number. rolleyes

CivicMan

Original Poster:

2,211 posts

230 months

Sunday 7th September 2008
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No, I called it from UK, no problem, the answerphone is in French, then English.

Cara Van Man

29,977 posts

280 months

Sunday 7th September 2008
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CivicMan said:
No, I called it from UK, no problem, the answerphone is in French, then English.
I was being sarcastic. wink

CivicMan

Original Poster:

2,211 posts

230 months

Sunday 7th September 2008
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Cara Van Man said:
CivicMan said:
No, I called it from UK, no problem, the answerphone is in French, then English.
I was being sarcastic. wink
Sorry, I'm just SO CROSS I've totally lost my sense of humour.

Get it now, very funny!!

shadowninja

80,041 posts

311 months

Sunday 7th September 2008
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hehe

Cara Van Man

29,977 posts

280 months

Sunday 7th September 2008
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CivicMan said:
Cara Van Man said:
CivicMan said:
No, I called it from UK, no problem, the answerphone is in French, then English.
I was being sarcastic. wink
Sorry, I'm just SO CROSS I've totally lost my sense of humour.

Get it now, very funny!!
I know, I'm so fking angry.

natterjak

195 posts

217 months

Sunday 7th September 2008
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I wonder if the FIA have gone too far this time, the reaction seems to be universal outrage. Apart from phoning and complaining what action can the ordinary man in the street take?

Many people spend significant sums following F1, travelling to races, etc. If the FIA through their actions in implementing an undefensible and unfair decision have removed from those people some of the "return" on their investment then are they, the FIA, open to being sued?

BrightYellowTVR

1,258 posts

296 months

Sunday 7th September 2008
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We all know what the 'F' in FIA stands for.... I am still so angry at hearing that he had the win taken away utter bks.

Jon


paulg390

642 posts

263 months

Sunday 7th September 2008
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furiousshoot I just left a very polite message saying that if dont reverse that unbelievable stewards decision then they can kiss my support for F1 goodbye...banghead Thats got 'em worried I'm sure !rolleyes

tomTVR

6,909 posts

270 months

Sunday 7th September 2008
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paulg390 said:
they can kiss my support for F1 goodbye
Yes but they arent going toi are they? Whatever the outcome is.

clanger

1,087 posts

287 months

Sunday 7th September 2008
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tomTVR said:
paulg390 said:
they can kiss my support for F1 goodbye
Yes but they arent going toi are they? Whatever the outcome is.
No wrong, you can only lift the leg of folk for so long Tom - before they buggar off wink and find more satisfying, less controversial things to do smile - no sport is bigger than its audience, if FIA consider they are, they do so at their peril...

tomTVR

6,909 posts

270 months

Sunday 7th September 2008
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clanger said:
tomTVR said:
paulg390 said:
they can kiss my support for F1 goodbye
Yes but they arent going toi are they? Whatever the outcome is.
No wrong, you can only lift the leg of folk for so long Tom - before they buggar off wink and find more satisfying, less controversial things to do smile - no sport is bigger than its audience, if FIA consider they are, they do so at their peril...
So you wont be watching either? If you still think the FIA are being biased.

dabeeeenster

42 posts

241 months

Sunday 7th September 2008
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anonymous-user

83 months

Sunday 7th September 2008
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dabeeeenster said:
Signed. At least it's a place to vent some of the anger!

clanger

1,087 posts

287 months

Sunday 7th September 2008
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tomTVR said:
clanger said:
tomTVR said:
paulg390 said:
they can kiss my support for F1 goodbye
Yes but they arent going toi are they? Whatever the outcome is.
No wrong, you can only lift the leg of folk for so long Tom - before they buggar off wink and find more satisfying, less controversial things to do smile - no sport is bigger than its audience, if FIA consider they are, they do so at their peril...
So you wont be watching either? If you still think the FIA are being biased.
Today was the first F1 race I have watched from start to finish this year - I was very impressed, until an hour and a half after the finish when the worthy winner was stripped of his win - btw I previously, until a few years ago, took in a couple of F1 races abroad each year - I will not be watching the next race live - as I despise cheats...

Rocky Balboa

1,308 posts

229 months

Sunday 7th September 2008
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garyhun said:
dabeeeenster said:
Signed. At least it's a place to vent some of the anger!
Some of the comments are great! hehe

natterjak

195 posts

217 months

Sunday 7th September 2008
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How are the FIA funded? Surely a logical response is to cut their revenue stream, however small an individual's contribution might be.