So is this how all the steering wheels will be designed in the future (or software )
Well, quite. Believe me - I've considered just about every plausible argument that could have cropped up over this (and a few pretty implausible ones as well) because I just know that this forum would have erupted had, say, Kimi been the one to get pulled up rather than Rosberg. We'd have had deuse, sunama
et al just pouring **** into this thread!
Ok so local stewards at a different race might have not been so leniant but even so, I can see that being a "design" copied around in the future lol
I suspect this is a "limitation" that every car already has. It just took the precise conditions (safety car, Rosberg at
that point on
that circuit with
that fuel load) to become an issue.
Also think of consistancy - (ok so the FIA are known to NOT be consistant) but this decision leaves an opportunity for others hauled up for the same reason in the future to exploit
I think that someone would do well to exploit it.
It made little difference to the title race so far but it could still be the single crucial point JB didnt get (that imo his race today deserved) that causes the title to be lost.....by an unfair decision by Brawn's point of view
Iffy to say the least imo
If Button loses this title from here then you might as well blame his other poor races this season. This won't be the one race that cost him the title in that scenario.
(after all look at the speeding in the pitlane fiasco by Vettel in Singapore - Coulthard mentioned it was down to the curvature of the pitlane or something, I cant see how that works but if thats how precise the FIA want to be it should follow for everything)
I think that one will run and run yet.
what got me was Leggard suggesting that Sutil shouldn't have been trying to pass there and he was known for making mistakes. It was clear Sutil had the advantage in the corner and Kova should have yielded. The last thing we need is drivers being even more scared of overtaking.
Kovy should have hung back and given Sutil the corner. I was mightily amused about the incident at first though - look at how the two entered the chicane, you'd almost swear it was Senna and Prost driving those two cars if the McLaren had actually turned in on the Force India at the first bit of the corner! Was all very reminiscent of 1989.
Race could have been more exciting but one of the better ones this year I thought.
The fact that it actually was one of the better races this year would frighten most sane governing bodies. But we all know Max's cadre aren't sane....
ARI VATANEN FOR PRESIDENT!!!!!!!!!!!!
*totally unrelated and feels sorry for himself*
Also messed my ankle up which is now over twice the size and I can't walk
and standings pretty darn hard.
Ouch. Hope it heals up quick
