So I just read that Renault are not guilty of the same breach of rules that cost McLaren their constructors championship and $100 million dollars! How is that possible? It even looked like Renault were a bit more guilty than McLaren due to the fact that it seems more people saw the McLaren documents at Renault than McLaren people did of the Ferrari drawings at McLaren. So I must say that I'm quite baffled.
Were Renault cleared of any massive fines because they were purportedly more forthright with the FIA when they supposedly first found out they had McLaren information? Or was it because if Renault were heavily penalized that they may just choose to leave the sport and Fernie Alonso would have no place to race and this would be seen as a massive victory for McLaren who want to win something this year?
I honestly don't know, however I look forward to the FIA's explanation whenever it comes out and hopefully maybe they will revoke McLaren's fine or something, considering Renault was not punished at all, not even posthumously stripped of their 2007 constructor's points, which was what I figured was going to happen.
We will see. Yes. We will see.
Thursday, December 6, 2007
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Yes, this outcome is very frustrating, only because of the huge penalty McLaren paid. Renault just walz through with no penalty. It really is bad. Had Renault owned up during the season, I suspect the outcome may have been different. Argh, it's so annoying.
Yes, this outcome is very frustrating, only because of the huge penalty McLaren paid. Renault just walz through with no penalty. It really is bad. Had Renault owned up during the season, I suspect the outcome may have been different. Argh, it's so annoying.
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