Poll - should the 10 places penalty be eliminated?

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Should a driver go back 10 places for an engine change?

yes, he should go back 10 places
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67%
no, he should replace the engine and qualify normally
4
33%
 
Total votes: 12

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Post by jana7i » 14 Mar 2007, 05:54

forget albers, look at what happend to Raikkonen in 2005!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! ](*,)
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Post by nelmesy16 » 14 Mar 2007, 07:53

yes also kimi was very unlucky too!
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Post by Dark_Fisico » 14 Mar 2007, 10:45

maltafan wrote:But why penalising the diriver for something which most probably is not his mistake? Anyways. 10 places is tooo far behind, I think.
Because F1 isn't all about the driver its about the cars aswell... Just think if Schumi and Alonso changed their engines every race, we wouldn't of had such a brilliant season, and Alonso wouldn't have stopped in Italia and Schumi wouldn' have stopped in Japan...

I know its not fair on the driver, seeing the Engines are rathe fragile in a second race, but its not fair on other drivers either if their engines are going two in a row like they are meant to be... It would just be so much easier to stop the two race engine rule... Changing an engine before it finishes 2 races is against the rules and therefore needs to be punished as such...

Its not fair, but lifes not fair...

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Post by gutobr » 14 Mar 2007, 13:59

Nope, they shouldn´t be penalized. This is just another silly rule made by FIA,
like changes in points system(remember 2003: Kimi Raikkonen almost nicked the title from Michael Schumacher despite winning ONE race to Michael’s SIX), tires to be marked, etc... [-X

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Post by nelmesy16 » 14 Mar 2007, 15:02

i think the tyres to be marked is a good idea!!! so we can see what kind of tyres the drivers are using! =D>
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Post by _*kimi-Iku*_ » 14 Mar 2007, 15:47

well, I think "no, he should replace the engine and qualify normally" because, years ago, Kimi didn't can win 2005, because his engine... a lot of fridays, he broke it.. and now.. other pilots can win if broke it.. it's not fair I think...
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Post by Dark_Fisico » 14 Mar 2007, 15:50

But what about the constructors championship???

Surely if the rule gets changed and some people keep their engine but others decide to stick a new one in and say there was a problem with it, its not fair on the other Constructors... I can see that its not fair on the drivers to be penalised, but surely if the engine has problems the constructor doesn't deserve points given to them...

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Post by gutobr » 14 Mar 2007, 16:30

You´re right, nelmesy16. The marked tires isn´t a silly rule, at all. I should have said ..."the obligatoriness of use of both types...".

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Post by nelmesy16 » 15 Mar 2007, 04:23

yep... so only the soft compunds will be marked in melboune???
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Post by maruko » 17 Mar 2007, 06:42

i think this rule its stupid, just like it was the no tire change during race, instead of that i think it would be better a no traction control rule, that way we´ll know of what is done every driver

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