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Since it seems impossible to have a productive conversation with you, I’ll say goodbye.
I have no interest in engaging with provocations, nor will I respond to them.
Unfortunately, I don't have the spare time to hunt down specific links on Reddit, given my other responsibilities. As for your claim that this is happening constantly, that seems to be a perspective held only by you. Based on my conversations with people outside this community and my reading of the international media regarding Formula 1, the consensus is that it isn't a constant occurrence. It’s widely recognized as such.
Regarding the insults—calling someone ignorant or accusing them of lying—I would kindly ask you to maintain a level of decorum. Please refrain from personal attacks; I make it a point never to insult anyone, and I certainly don't intend to insult you.
As for my knowledge of Formula 1, I have been following the sport for over 25 years. If you have any further questions regarding my experience with motorsports, feel free to ask.
This is quite interesting. It seems you find Jolyon Palmer's analysis very convenient right now, as you keep repeating it like a parrot, yet when Palmer was critiquing Lewis Hamilton and Mercedes-Benz, your stance was the complete opposite.
It isn't necessarily a problem that a penalty exists or that the same penalty is handed out to a driver. The issue lies in the lack of consistency. At this race, we see a penalty, but at the next one, it’s dismissed as a "racing incident."
In previous races, drivers have been penalized for certain actions, while in others, they weren't penalized for the exact same thing. That is arguably the biggest problem in Formula 1. You never know when a penalty will be issued and when it won't. Furthermore, the FIA and its stewards always seem to rely on mysterious footage and data that nobody else gets to see. If their decisions during a specific race are debatable, then they should release those clips and data points so the debate can actually be settled. As it stands, everyone is expected to simply take their word for it, which is incredibly difficult given how much the penalty system seems to shift from one race to the next.
And I am certainly not the only one who believes they need to be more transparent. Even Ross Brawn has admitted as much.
https://www.channelnewsasia.com/news...brawn-11616176
I thought I'd jump in and contribute a little something to this discussion. This is actually a pretty solid video.
https://www.instagram.com/p/BylL5eKB...=1j547qb38flc2