2009 Australian Grand Prix - Melbourne (Central Park)
in Formula 1 ·
What a bunch of jokers...
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hollowhawk412 said:By the way... Whitmarsh isn't the one who decides what's legal...
And points 3 and 4 are actually just the same single event...
The stewards—just the three of them—decided they were legal. The FIA hasn't made its official call yet...
hollowhawk412 said:Nobody is complaining... these observations were made a long, long time ago during testing...
It’s nothing particularly groundbreaking... aerodynamic components are restricted this year, including the diffuser itself.... I tried reading the article in English, which I usually speak and understand quite well, but it was just far too technical for me to form an actual opinion...
I personally think we need to wait for both the race and the final outcome of the situation... we need more information.
hollowhawk412 said:I honestly believe we need to sweat a little more before we start handing out final grades, especially since Formula 1 is just so incredibly packed with drama.
Deception, honestly, isn't exactly some groundbreaking new phenomenon in this world. 😉
Morgan Murphy7 said:I was just checking Bwin, and the odds for a Hamilton win this Sunday are sitting at 25.
Man, if things go our way, a little side bet could really pay off.
Think about it—if half the field ends up wrecking their cars in the first turn, and then we start seeing KERS issues kicking in...
Hamilton might just cruise straight to the top.🙏
Amanda Kelly said:It’s not quite that black and white. Those diffusers are definitely sitting in a gray area right now.
The teams using them took a gamble and it paid off. I’m not losing any sleep over it.
That said, it’s a massive headache when the rulebook is written so vaguely that everyone can interpret it differently.
mistybear87 said:If I’m reading this right, they’re doing another inspection at the next race, but if nothing changes, everything stays legal.
That’s a whole different ballgame—the international appeals court only gets involved if the teams decide to contest the review results.
In that case, the dream trio will probably squeeze in at least two more races before the court hearing even starts, and only then will we see who actually has a leg to stand on. You can appeal the ruling, sure, but once that's done, the matter is settled.
Jose Taylor17 said:Thanks☕
I definitely would have forgotten about that one.😬
mistybear87 said:The first practice session kicks off at 8:30 PM our time☕