No - everyone midway around a lap should get off the track when a wheel falls off.
Just my strange opinion.
Have you ever watched racing before?
OMG TROLL!!!111
Yeah ridiculous, why penalise them for knowingly sending a dangerous car out on to a race track? How utterly bizzare.
Why are people completely missing the difference between a wheel nut coming loose they think is secure and one you know isn't on when you release the car.
I cant remember the exact details - but considering Surtees death and Massa accident, they should be considerably more cautious with ANY kind of potential debris
After all remember at the point where Alonso had to go round for a whole lap at a fraction of the speed he was out of the race / points anyway so yur endangering people for no good reason at all after coming out of the pits
And the sponsors are going to be happy if they are associated with another accident - no I very much doubt they are.
The team arent likely to get viable data from a damaged car, they know whats likely to happen (even Brundle knew in the commentary a lap before Alonso actually retired) so the team sure as **** knew
Are you suggesting that someone should only ever be penalised for breaking a safety rule if someone else has been penalised previously? How does that work exactly
yes, unless the FIA clarify it.
Don't you think it is ridiculous that the FIA pull rules out that they haven't enforced before with no warning. (that might not be the case here due to the wheel aeros being a give away). It sets a president and this is why so many of us are annoyed with the FIA. They are not consistent both with incidents and what the punishment received is.
Show me another situation where a team has knowingly sent a dangerous car out onto track and made no attempt to prevent it leaving the track or even inform the driver of the risk....
It's not that everyone loves them, just thats were the money will be in the not too distant future.
When we are forced to drive Green cars, I think people will wish KERS had been developed to its optimum.
Way too late for the rejected teams to come into F1 now unless they were allowed to buy or somehow acquire BMW's cars or designs.
Honda were taken over by an employee. If a rejected F1 team were to come in now they'd not be taking over BMW in the same way as they weren't working for BMW.