Ferrari has been summoned to see the stewards following the German GP team orders controversy. More on autosport.com as it happens
The stewards should be seen to be doing something to stamp it out. I have a feeling though that they'll all just get a clip round the ear and a "oh you bunch of rascals"
Acropolis wrote:checkedsome other fora too, and I got the impression F1 fans don't like FA so much anymore.....
Eddie Jordan was saying that he thinks it was the team bowing down to Alonso's wishes rather than the decision solely coming from the team. Alonso on the radio after the flag was interesting to when he asked what happened to Felipe. Alonso is very clever trying to make it look like he knew nothing about anything.
Just wondering what Redstorm's opinion is? I know he's an Alonso fan so I'm curious to see what he thinks
“I don’t expect any penalties whatsoever because Alonso was just faster and Massa made a small mistake when shifting up three gears at once,” Smedley told Germany’s Sky Sports after the race.
sammyosammy wrote:Hey, wait.. It was nothing, basic racing...
“I don’t expect any penalties whatsoever because Alonso was just faster and Massa made a small mistake when shifting up three gears at once,” Smedley told Germany’s Sky Sports after the race.
and Massa said - it was my decision to let Alonso pass. Where is the truth?
sammyosammy wrote:Hey, wait.. It was nothing, basic racing...
“I don’t expect any penalties whatsoever because Alonso was just faster and Massa made a small mistake when shifting up three gears at once,” Smedley told Germany’s Sky Sports after the race.
and Massa said - it was my decision to let Alonso pass. Where is the truth?
Our commentators were talking about the body language between the two drivers before and during the podium ceremony...Massa did look dissapointed and akward..
Acropolis wrote:Our commentators were talking about the body language between the two drivers before and during the podium ceremony...Massa did look dissapointed and akward..