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Originally Posted by Jeff '79
It was a non event that had absolutely no bearing on the outcome of the race.
The move could have caused more harm to Hamilton alone, than anyone else on the track.
To penalize ANYONE for that action would be ludicrous, especially as there was actually "confusion". Even if there wasn't "confusion", so what? It affected no one.
Every one of those race teams is breaking the rules in one form or another. It's just not that apparent to you.
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because they gave kimi a 5 second penalty for doing the same thing in 2016. And if they had done the same for Louise, he wouldn't have won the race.
regarding the "confusion" - it was his own team that caused the confusion, not the officials, so how does he get a pass when he's part of the team, and the team was the cause? lol I don't get it. "sorry your team sucks louise, we'll give you a pass on this one, what a bunch of bone heads they are"
Rules are rules, not guidelines, or why have them at all?
the "everyone is doing it' excuse...
