Brazilian Grand Prix ***SPOILERS***

Admittedly there is a precedent when Ralf Schumacher committed the same infraction in 2004 and 0.5 seconds was added to his qualifying time. But the rule book still does not define a punishment.

If no punishment is defined, then surely no punishment should be issued?

But that would be biased towards LEWIS!!!!!!!!!111111111111111111

ah end of fp2


as i said rubens using new chassis(he was using a damaged one since monza) :


results:

1º Lewis Hamilton 1'12''767
2º Fernando Alonso 1'12''889
3º Felipe Massa 1'13''075
4º Kimi Raikkonen 1'13''112
5º Giancarlo Fisichella 1'13''549
6º Robert Kubica 1'13''587
7º Nico Rosberg 1'13''655
8º Kazuki Nakajima 1'13''664
9º David Coulthard 1'13''706
10º Nick Heidfeld 1'13''785
11º Ralf Schumacher 1'13''829
12º Heikki Kovalainen 1'13''879
13º Rubens Barrichello 1'13''892
14º Jenson Button 1'14''095
15º Vitantonio Liuzzi 1'14''152
16º Jarno Trulli 1'14''179
17º Sebastian Vettel 1'14''409
18º Takuma Sato 1'14''431
19º Anthony Davidson 1'14''477
20º Mark Webber 1'14''543
21º Adrian Sutil 1'15''095
22º Sakon Yamamoto 1'15''715



PS: wurz should be feeling bad now , just see the time between nakajima and rosberg its like no diference...



Edited 1 time(s). Last edit at 10/19/2007 07:43PM by Rodrigo007.

indeed...maybe the FIA scrutineer should be checking Hamilton's side for equal treatment too lol. After all, it's the team who decide what tyres to go on and it'd be unusual for a team not to know the regulations (although tbh, it's one I've never heard of before myself).

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Circuit Thermalito

Liverpool Waterfront Circuit (WIP)

Friday Practice 1 Results Top 10
1. Kimi Raikkonen 01:19.580
2. Felipe Massa 01:20.062
3. Heikki Kovalainen 01:20.829
4. Nico Rosberg 01:21.064
5. Lewis Hamilton 01:21.121
6. Ralf Schumacher 01:21.243
7. Sebastian Vettel 01:21.598
8. Mark Webber 01:22.104
9. Jarno Trulli 01:22.104
10. Vitantonio Liuzzi 01:22.250

Alonso, Heidfeld, Kubica and Fisichella did not set a lap time.

Friday Practice 2 Top 10
1 Lewis Hamilton 1:12.767
2 Fernando Alonso 1:12.889
3 Felipe Massa 1:13.075
4 Kimi Räikkönen 1:13.112
5 Giancarlo Fisichella 1:13.549
6 Robert Kubica 1:13.587
7 Nico Rosberg 1:13.655
8 Kazuki Nakajima 1:13.664
9 David Coulthard 1:13.706
10 Nick Heidfeld 1:13.785

Hamilton in the rain:

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omfg, kubica changed his helmet again, poor GP4 modders

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I assume its for one race only.

Its much like Nicks.. Also RB has a different helmet too.

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"Trulli was slowing down like he wanted to have a picnic" LOL

"If no punishment is defined, then surely no punishment should be issued?"

And the rule is only a test to see how many people in the pitlane can count to 2 , right?

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> If no punishment is defined, then surely no
> punishment should be issued?

Are you joking?

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Indeed. By the looks of it England needs to improve its teaching as 2 out of 3 failed lol (Button and Hammy)

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Ron Dennis fully conceded his team had breached the regulations, he said the mistake only happened on a single installation lap and gave Hamilton no benefit.

"It was 100 percent the team's mistake," Dennis said. "Lewis did an installation lap on one set of wet tyres, and we just put on another set. It was 100 percent our fault.

"He only did an in-and-out lap, so there was no advantage, but it was clearly a breach of the rules. Two other people made the same mistake, and it is up to the stewards to decide on the penalty.

While we're talking about it, what's the point of an installation lap? I've never known why they do them, and I've never seen one on TV before. I was suprised to see cars when I went to the British GP going in and out of the pits so often before the race even started :S

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on instalation laps they check the systems. eg. if radio works, if tc works and things like that

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DaveEllis Wrote:
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> Hologide Wrote:
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> > If no punishment is defined, then surely no
> > punishment should be issued?
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> Are you joking?


I agree that a breach of the rules deserves a punishment.

I was speaking from a logical point of view.

If it was up to me, I'd issue fines, seeing as this is a fairly trivial issue.

well, end of story !
hami just got a fine of $15,000



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Do you have a source?

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Teams fined 15000 euros, and have to hand back 1 set of wets

Sim

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love how each story ive read about it say, hamilton been fined, hamilton not given penalty etc...

and yet there is only a line or two to say, sato and jenson will recieve the same penalty

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"Trulli was slowing down like he wanted to have a picnic" LOL

now that is very baised, i wonder what would've happened if it wasnt hamilton but kimi or alonso who committed this mistake? and plus if he did get penalized the british media would be on the FIA like hounds