Stop the FIA spoiling this years champs
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Mclaren screwed up sure but the third place was technically theirs. Wether Trulli thought Hamilton had let him passed or Trulli had overtaken of his own accord the rules state that Trulli was NOT allowed to repass Hamilton under the safety car.
The FIA have conveniently forgotten this as they are too busy once again having a feeding frenzy over Mclaren.
The FIA are extremely unedyfying to watch rather like a school bully picking on the odd kid at school.
Some people stand around and let it happen whilst others step in and put things right.
I want to put things right.
http://www.ipetitions.com/petition/StoptheFIA/
Get signing boys
Edited by new in today on Friday 3rd April 22:55
Nice one for good initiative, but we all know what the FIA think of the fans, and the teams (bar Ferrari, of course). The fans didn't want to see winner takes all instead of points, and neither did the teams, who presented a much simpler way of deciding the champ, but no, they went ahead and did it anyway, only to have "forgotten" their own rule that the teams must unanimously (sp?) agree, which they didn't.
Unfortunately, until Bernie and Spank are out, McLaren will always be the FIA's whipping boys to dish out pointless punishments to ages after the race is over, conveniently handing the advantage to Maranello. But think of it this way, it just made Lewis' 2008 victory much sweeter, and hopefully when McLaren get their rear aero package sorted, they will stick two fingers up to the establishment once more.
Unfortunately, until Bernie and Spank are out, McLaren will always be the FIA's whipping boys to dish out pointless punishments to ages after the race is over, conveniently handing the advantage to Maranello. But think of it this way, it just made Lewis' 2008 victory much sweeter, and hopefully when McLaren get their rear aero package sorted, they will stick two fingers up to the establishment once more.
Probably needs rewording from McLaren to all teams - easy to forget the unjust penalty on Boudais for Massa - so it will seem biased from British fans which just won't cut it.
I still say it's a banner campaign at whatever GP you go to. They get on TV for a start and witty ones usually get a special mention... Yes, I'm plotting for the British GP already! The bummer for the FIA is that I'm there for all 3 days too.
I still say it's a banner campaign at whatever GP you go to. They get on TV for a start and witty ones usually get a special mention... Yes, I'm plotting for the British GP already! The bummer for the FIA is that I'm there for all 3 days too.

mattikake said:
Probably needs rewording from McLaren to all teams - easy to forget the unjust penalty on Boudais for Massa - so it will seem biased from British fans which just won't cut it.
I still say it's a banner campaign at whatever GP you go to. They get on TV for a start and witty ones usually get a special mention... Yes, I'm plotting for the British GP already! The bummer for the FIA is that I'm there for all 3 days too.
McLaren removed.. I still say it's a banner campaign at whatever GP you go to. They get on TV for a start and witty ones usually get a special mention... Yes, I'm plotting for the British GP already! The bummer for the FIA is that I'm there for all 3 days too.


Oh yes the Penalty on Bourdais.. hmm an unjust penalty that beneffited Ferrari...who would have thought it?
angryS3owner said:
Assuming Hamilton did lie, they deserve everything they got.
So you agree with the principal that the World Championship is decided by words said off track rather than by the physical position of the racecars on the track.Lets just scrap the expense of putting the cars on the track and have a fantasy league where finishing positions are decided first by random selection and then by lawyers arguing.
It looked like both Trulli and Hamilton finished according to interpretation either 3rd or 4th but due to the post race comedy hour both have been subject to penalties.
I can only hope the FIA see fit to remove Hamiltons Penalty as quickly as they reinstated Trulli.
The FIA have admitted he was put in a difficult position by his team so the question has to remain.. why was Hamilton personally punished.
Fine the team,,great... ruin the Championship...
Well lets just toss coins shall we and see who wins
b
ks, it's all artificial when it's behind the safety car anyway, if it wasn't for the safety car Hamilton wouldn't have got past Trulli anyway.
The point is, you don't lie end of story if you ask me.
Yes there have been stupid and dodgy decisions but this one I actually agree with.
The outcome of the aero 'hearing' will be the one that had potential to really piss me off.
ks, it's all artificial when it's behind the safety car anyway, if it wasn't for the safety car Hamilton wouldn't have got past Trulli anyway.The point is, you don't lie end of story if you ask me.
Yes there have been stupid and dodgy decisions but this one I actually agree with.
The outcome of the aero 'hearing' will be the one that had potential to really piss me off.
angryS3owner said:
b
ks, it's all artificial when it's behind the safety car anyway, if it wasn't for the safety car Hamilton wouldn't have got past Trulli anyway.
The point is, you don't lie end of story if you ask me.
Yes there have been stupid and dodgy decisions but this one I actually agree with.
The outcome of the aero 'hearing' will be the one that had potential to really piss me off.
So Schuey didn't lie about 'parking' his car at Monaco, or punting Damon Hill or allowing Barichello through or..
ks, it's all artificial when it's behind the safety car anyway, if it wasn't for the safety car Hamilton wouldn't have got past Trulli anyway.The point is, you don't lie end of story if you ask me.
Yes there have been stupid and dodgy decisions but this one I actually agree with.
The outcome of the aero 'hearing' will be the one that had potential to really piss me off.
angryS3owner said:
b
ks, it's all artificial when it's behind the safety car anyway, if it wasn't for the safety car Hamilton wouldn't have got past Trulli anyway.
The point is, you don't lie end of story if you ask me.
Yes there have been stupid and dodgy decisions but this one I actually agree with.
The outcome of the aero 'hearing' will be the one that had potential to really piss me off.
Well said, he f
ks, it's all artificial when it's behind the safety car anyway, if it wasn't for the safety car Hamilton wouldn't have got past Trulli anyway.The point is, you don't lie end of story if you ask me.
Yes there have been stupid and dodgy decisions but this one I actually agree with.
The outcome of the aero 'hearing' will be the one that had potential to really piss me off.
ked up, he got punished, end of.DangerousMike said:
his punishment was for the act, not the lying.
Aint that the truth. 
At what point does lying become a punishable crime in itself? Trying to gain an advantage? Schumi did so to stop a penalty, which is about not getting a disadvantage, therefore, to maintain the advantage he gained over his competitors. Maybe then it's when it's about trying to get a fellow competitor in the s
t?Personally I feel the stewards got this one right...eventually.
If nothing else, if you're going to knowingly omit crucial information to try and 'steal' a position doing it AFTER going on record (pit/car radio and press interviews) with a different story should get you a kicking for stupidity!
If nothing else, if you're going to knowingly omit crucial information to try and 'steal' a position doing it AFTER going on record (pit/car radio and press interviews) with a different story should get you a kicking for stupidity!
freedman said:
DangerousMike said:
his punishment was for the act, not the lying.
they found he parked on purpose and penalised him for that, there was no penalty for talking b
ks infront of the stewards.
No it wasntthey found he parked on purpose and penalised him for that, there was no penalty for talking b
ks infront of the stewards.His penalty was for misleading the stewards.
Not for allowing Trulli past him

stephen300o said:
freedman said:
DangerousMike said:
his punishment was for the act, not the lying.
they found he parked on purpose and penalised him for that, there was no penalty for talking b
ks infront of the stewards.
No it wasntthey found he parked on purpose and penalised him for that, there was no penalty for talking b
ks infront of the stewards.His penalty was for misleading the stewards.
Not for allowing Trulli past him


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