The root of the wrong stewards' decision must not be sought in the particular situation but rather in how FIA views the Ferrari team and car globally. Do they think something in the car is illegal and they will rule all future decisions against Ferrari, are they happy with the relationship with Ferrari? And so on...
F1 must change. It is supposed to be the sport for the ultimate and extreme technology, instead we get nothing but politics (decision making), economics (cost limitations) and only showcase (DRS which promotes artificial overtaking because some fans demand it so), and management of engines, tyres, all systems in the cars, even the team order....
Come off it.. You must know how ridiculous this sounds. If they thought the car was illegal, it would just take one team to log a protest, and it would be investigated.
Relationship with Ferrari? You mean, the MASSIVE overpayments they get from the sport for being there since day1, regardless of performance?
Ferrari have no one to blame but themselves. If they cannot make it work with the huge money they get for JUST BEING THERE, then they are the problem.
RE: Politics, have you watched F1 for very long? Its part and parcel of the sport and has been for YEARS. If anything, in the recent era, they are a lot more open about the processes, and goings on behind the scenes than they have ever been.
You really do live in some sort of quasi-reality based on your posting on this subject.. I want Ferrari to up front as much as anyone else. They finally let in a young talent, have restructured the team again, and perhaps they might finally be close togetting back to where they should be. Now is a time to rejoice. We watched an exciting last few laps battle between Ferrari and Red Bull. That is progress by anyone's barometer!
