****FIA clears contested diffusers****
#11
03-26-2009, 02:59 PM
In the event of any race results being amended through appeal or disqualification after race-day, the amendments will NOT be reflected in respect of this competition. The original results will stand. In any event, the decision to amend results as a result of appeal / disqualification will be solely at the discretion of FSPORTS.
that is in the How to score section
that is in the How to score section
#13
03-26-2009, 03:09 PM
yes, it played into my decision to do a quantity over quality strategy this race. i will be screwed if there is a pile-up on the 1st turn
Last edited by TommyBahama; 03-26-2009 at 03:13 PM.
#14
03-26-2009, 08:45 PM
This is good news. I can't stand the politics of F1. Even though I'm a Ferrari fan, I'm glad that these diffusers passed. If these teams are faster than the normal front runners it will be a nice shake up to the grid.
Frank Williams is a great man for F1 and it's good to see his team having some success again. Brawn as well, and it's nice to see that Toyota's F1 investment might lead it to serious points this season.
Let's just hope they don't lose the appeal in Paris, as it seems they've made good use of the loopholes in the rule.
Frank Williams is a great man for F1 and it's good to see his team having some success again. Brawn as well, and it's nice to see that Toyota's F1 investment might lead it to serious points this season.
Let's just hope they don't lose the appeal in Paris, as it seems they've made good use of the loopholes in the rule.
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