2012 Santander Italian Grand Prix

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I know. It's ridiculous. There needs to be consistency.

At least the stewards for each race are consistent during each race. But I agree. There needs to be more consistency. I think the call was correct this time but three races ago that may have been let go.
 
Fuel pick up problem for button? Let me guess, they forgot to fill the tank. /joke/
 
At least the stewards for each race are consistent during each race. But I agree. There needs to be more consistency. I think the call was correct this time but three races ago that may have been let go.

But what about precedent? At least two similar incidents here in the last five years have gone unpunished. Have the stewards got short memories too?
 
But what about precedent? At least two similar incidents here in the last five years have gone unpunished. Have the stewards got short memories too?

No, but the rules have changed, so why should there be consistency?
 
"Felipe, preserve your tyres, Fernando is behind you"

What could this possibly mean?

Don't even know why they bother. We all know what it means. Just be honest about it.
 
But what about precedent? At least two similar incidents here in the last five years have gone unpunished. Have the stewards got short memories too?

I think what we saw last week really opened their eyes. We haven't seen a crash like that in quite some time. And now they're being very strict because of it.
 
Will need to look at it again, but I'm not so sure he broke the rules either. Did Vettel force him off the track or did Alonso go for a gap that wasn't there?

To me, Alonso had such a huge speed differential it was either that gap or run into the back of Vettel. Vettel then ran right to the edge of the track, which you cannot do - you have to leave one car's width. 60/40, Vettels fault.
 
Hope Massa retakes that position from Perez, really want a podium for him.
 
To me, Alonso had such a huge speed differential it was either that gap or run into the back of Vettel. Vettel then ran right to the edge of the track, which you cannot do - you have to leave one car's width. 60/40, Vettels fault.

Well, I'll say no more until I see it again.

It was in agreement. As you mentioned, if it is legal to do it, why not just say it? Mind boggles.

Because Ferrari.

Come on Sergio. You can do this.
 
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