Hungarian Grand Prix 2010, Hungaroring Circuit - Race 12/19
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If for example, Michael Schumacher had "food poisoning" at spa, and Heidfeld had to take the seat for the weekend - would the car still take the 10 place drop?
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Yeah if you take every session since thestart of the season. That includes all the practises and the 3 quali sessions.
In fact that figure is higher now with the conclusion of this race.
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Looking at those fines, DW will be back as a driver steward again (as commented on by MB in the pre-race buildup)
Yeah but Rubbings Racing!
I want to see some consistency now. More 10 place drops for drivers that try to run drivers off the grid or run them out of race track.
Yeah but nobody with any brains says that about open wheel, thats only for nascar and btcc.
Exactly but it's not like they haven't had ample opportunity to stamp this out earlier. It's happened a handfull of times already this season. Edge over until the car beside you has to make a decision about having an accident or running off the track.
Any time a car doesn't leave another car a cars width without puting a wheel off track they should face a similar punishment now.
Yet they won't because F1 doesn't know consistency if it was bummed by it.
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Not a great advert for F1 really. The usual Hungaroring snore-fest, panicky safety car and amateur night in the pits. It was also nice to see more of the old skool Schumacher in action. So great that he's back in F1. 
Then again there are too many drivers veering wildly across the track nowadays. Some of the manoeuvres are wince-inducing.
Anyway, Spa and Monza in three weeks time.
Then again there are too many drivers veering wildly across the track nowadays. Some of the manoeuvres are wince-inducing.
Anyway, Spa and Monza in three weeks time.
I'm surprised Mercedes got away that lightly. That wheel was incredibly dangerous.
Anyway, Spa and Monza in three weeks time.
4 weeks...no?
, why do people keep saying this.
Yeah. What were they supposed to do for a big chunk of debris on the racing line?
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http://adamcooperf1.com/2010/08/01/exclusive-fia-set-to-clamp-down-on-flexible-wings-by-belgian-gp/
Hope this is true, dependent on the new tests actually enforcing the rules of course.
Hope this is true, dependent on the new tests actually enforcing the rules of course.
why? is a flexible wing a terrible thing? just trying to interfere and curtail red bull dominance imo.
i think that F1 should concentrate on othere things like running drivers off the road. today was a close call, but we see same thing many times, sometimes worse, just in less dangerous areas.
at that picture!