They will come with saying
'we have viewed hams telemetry, which is really surprising.
Race steward: 'Telemetry did talk to us all of us here saying I didn't do anything wrong. Please don't punish me. Else I need to take help from my team mate (bottas telemetry) to gain positions'.
So according rule 1.1.1.1 in FIA regulations. Ham's didn't do anything wrong. His pole stays as it is & we congratulate ham on his pole which we have never seen such a lap in our life time or history of F1 books.
Mercs outright thought penalty was obvious for ham.
But they got out of it, huhhhh.
Even the same thing happened in Austria, they(mercs team) thought bottas did jump start , again no action.
Pathetic. Biased towards mercs totally
On a track that was supposed to be our strong point we are nearly a second of pole, so for you that don't take FP seriously maybe now you should
To be a fair sportsman, stonking lap from lewis. Well done kimi, well done seb, a bit unlucky on the last run, but never the less well done ferrari, good effort boys.
Guys, does someone know what was made of the Perez-Vettel incident? Didn't hear anything from it..
I can live with it that HAM didn't get a penalty, but Perez again blocking like last race and nothing, while VAN got a drive through for not respecting blue flags.. I mean.. talking about consistency
“The Ferrari is a dream - people dream of owning this special vehicle and for most people it will remain a dream apart from for those lucky few.” ~ Enzo Ferrari
Soooo, for those of you who feel the stewards are biased towards Hamilton or Mercedes during this British GP and probably think they(stewards) are all from the UK???
Here they are:
- Dr Gerd Ennser from Germany - attorney in Motorsport racing
- Danny Sullivan from the USA - former Indycar race car driver with 17 wins under his belt
- Nish Shetty from Singapore - FIA steward (he among other stewards reprimanded Lewis in 2016 - https://www.theguardian.com/sport/20...nds-russian-gp)
- Nicky Moffit from UK - safety delegate
but I digress
“The Ferrari is a dream - people dream of owning this special vehicle and for most people it will remain a dream apart from for those lucky few.” ~ Enzo Ferrari
Ferrari strategists have to make the most of having 2 cars so high on the grid + Bottas lower down.
LOL, thanks for giving me a laugh, your post history and posts in every ferrari thread beg to differ. You literally contribute nothing positive, you strike me as a fairweather fan, if you can't deal with the fact Ferrari aren't on pole then I suggest you find another team to support (and I use that term loosely as I'm not sure what you do constitutes support rather than constant complaining).
We have a driver at the top of the drivers championship after 9 races for the first time in many years so yes there is a big difference to other years. I do wonder how some of the supposed Ferrari fans here get out of bed in the morning with their permanent depression.
Half a second down. So much for the engine upgrade. Hammy will walk this race. Lets hope we can finish P2, P3 and mad Max doesn't crash into us at the start.
Hamilton did nothing wrong obviously, Grosjean was napping and lewis was just backing him up behind the safety car....
It was more important for the race fore Lewis to create space to Bottas than Grosjeans Q lap. Judging by the stewards ruling it was at least.
Should be 3 place grid place for impeding, and 5 place for blocking. To have no sanction at all is a joke.
Hope Grosjean does it to Hamilton next time, and make it a proper blocking!
"Formula 1 is not a sport anymore” - Fernando Alonso
My thoughts. How many times this year. "They might have breached the regulations but their actions were 'within a very small margin of not warranting a penalty'". Every time a Ferrari driver benefits from a 50-50 situation it's a big deal (Spa'08) but when rivals take advantage of these kind of situations it's very little talk apart from the fact, it's whining.
You can see it clearly, it's coasting very slowly: https://streamable.com/anz6j
As expected, the BS has been served by the stewards "affected but not impeded". I am actually amused week after week by their creativity. They have not even listened to Grosjean about the incident.
" .....The incident came under investigation but the uncertainty over pole position lasted just 30 minutes, with the stewards quickly declaring that Grosjean had been "affected" but not impeded by Hamilton's car. The Frenchman -- who lost 0.350s behind the No.44 car -- hinted after the decision was made public that Hamilton was saved by the fact he is in the title race.
When asked if he was surprised by the decision, Grosjean replied: "Yes. Surprised by the wording. Driver behind has not been impeded. If losing 0.3 to 0.4s in one corner is not being impeded I'm very surprised. I think it opens room for mess in qualifying and the rules is pretty clear..."
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