credits to their new gear box. but they will movedown eventually. Intereseting to see if they can fight with honda, williams and even red bull(looking horrible)iceman1 wrote:Force India still 7th and 8th
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Yeah we know there rules. In nearly every session someone gets fined
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Brazil 3 - 0 Belgium a Football Match
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yeah, lewis got fined yesterdayiceman1 wrote:Yeah we know there rules. In nearly every session someone gets fined
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lol, the Financial Increment Association. Yeah, predictable, just as long as it's not anything that affects the race.
No, I'm not calmer. Just more jaded.
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Piquet seems really slow in this session
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I think unless its avoidable which cutting the no mans land clearly was. I think it will be more than a fine because when drivers get done for pit lane speeding it doesn't come up on the screen. I imagine a quali penalty like Fisi in Turkey but he did a jump a red light.TwistedArmco wrote:Are there any precedents for people getting fined for cutting pitlane entries?
I mean they do it all the time at the Nurburgring and at Melbourne..
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I hope you're an Anti-fan of Alonso's being optomistic, because I think that merely merits a fine.Fergie1 wrote:I think unless its avoidable which cutting the no mans land clearly was. I think it will be more than a fine because when drivers get done for pit lane speeding it doesn't come up on the screen.TwistedArmco wrote:Are there any precedents for people getting fined for cutting pitlane entries?
I mean they do it all the time at the Nurburgring and at Melbourne..
No, I'm not calmer. Just more jaded.
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1.39.6 for kimi on super softs
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Yeah both toyota's sliding all over the place! entertaining stuff tho.
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It may well merit a fine and thats open for debate but my point is speeding in the pits isn't investigated and as a general rule everything that is investigated is more than a fine.TwistedArmco wrote:I hope you're an Anti-fan of Alonso's being optomistic, because I think that merely merits a fine.Fergie1 wrote:I think unless its avoidable which cutting the no mans land clearly was. I think it will be more than a fine because when drivers get done for pit lane speeding it doesn't come up on the screen.TwistedArmco wrote:Are there any precedents for people getting fined for cutting pitlane entries?
I mean they do it all the time at the Nurburgring and at Melbourne..
I'm quite sure you'd be calling for a penalty had a certain McLaren driver done the same.
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Nice lap from Kimi. No idea if it's any good yet though. As for Alonso, I can hardly imagine that they'd even fine him. But you never know what they think there in FIA.
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It looks like Kimi has a setup that suits him. Let's see what lewis does.
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