Absolutely. LeClerc was fined €5000 (+€5000 suspended) for using profanity outside the track. Profanities are now more severely punished than illegally driving on a track while stewards and a driver are walking around.
Yesterday a team provisionally earned €30,000,000. A fine of €50,000 is a joke when compared to rewards like that. If touching a competitor's car provides information that makes you win races, it is absolutely worth it. See https://www.autosport.com/f1/news/the-mercedes-rear-wing-marks-behind-red-bulls-suspicions/6799537/ and https://www.racefans.net/2021/11/13/verstappen-fined-e50000-as-stewards-rule-he-did-no-direct-harm-touching-hamiltons-rear-wing/
Norris created a potential dangerous situation for Stewards, much worse than a sporting advantage.
Of course it does not make sense. It was a reference to what Max said, and I added a smiley.
Formula 1 has become a joke. If a driver would do the same in a karting championship, they would be instantaneously disqualified.
Norris has the right passport 😜
The main question will be WHO to punish (if at all) as all of them drove around.
It is also unfair towards the teams that did choose for wet and lost places because of that.
Could be a heavy punishment for Lando. With stewards on track there was a potential danger which should result in penalty.
Sure. But considering the past three incidents, we know the outcome: FIA will publish that it is not allowed and that they could not find proof of cheating.
Formula 1 is loosing its credits in my book. Another shitshow with Herbert in the steward's office.
There is a linguistic mistake here, or is it actually what they did?
The Stewards do not consider that this breach reached the same level as the most recent case...
Did they mean:
The Stewards considered that this breach did not reach the same level as the most recent case...
The Stewards do not consider that this breach reached the same level as the most recent case and as such chose to levy a fine of €10,000 with €5,000 suspended pending no repeat within 12 months.
Ridiculous argumentation. They should have considered the opposite: "competitor has not learned from previous case and will get double the penalty"
But it would be even better if they would stick their heads in the Arabian desert sand and shut the fuck up with this completer and utter bs.
https://youtu.be/o8E1Ebkb7_Y?si=WxQ9M9q30PecLpWd&t=1323
At 22:30: > ...keep him as long as possible behind me, so I tried to have the best exit possible, I could see that he was very close out of that corner, lost the rear and then you forget about Lando and you just hope that you are going to take it back. I had one oversteer, and then when i recovered from that over steer I had an oversteer from the other side and then I was like "fuck"
How do you recognize your migraine? And what do you take for it?
If I can't avoid it or if I'm in a hurry, I will take Paracetamol 500mg. If there is no change within an hour, I'll take Ibuprofen 600mg. But if I have time, I will get some rest (avoid bright light, close eyes and listen to podcasts).
He got a serious warning last week, but he did not learn from it. This will cost him badly, next year Norris will drive nr 1. Maybe that will be a lesson for him.
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$9bn port, airport and military base on Great Nicobar Island will cause ‘genocide’ of isolated Shompen, academics warn.
New Delhi- In a poignant open letter addressed to Chief Justice D.Y. Chandrachud, members of various civil society groups and activists have expressed deep conc
The letter questions India's commitment to being the world's largest democracy and refers to the words of jurist John Rawls, stressing the importance of justice and the need to reform or abolish unjust laws and institutions. The plea is for the judiciary to uphold equal liberties and protect rights secured by justice, emphasizing that such rights should not be subject to political bargaining or social interests.
Loud alarm from my phone's speaker came with it.
Just wondering what happens in traffic if everybody at a crossing gets these alarm sounds from their phone at more or less the same time.
Announcement of ‘security threats’ follows Justin Trudeau’s claims India was involved in Sikh activist’s killing
Relations between India and Canada have further deteriorated after Delhi announced it was suspending visa services for Canadians due to “security threats” faced by its embassy and consulates in Canada.
BLS International, which runs the Indian visa offices in Canada, put a notice on its website stating that all visa services for Canadians were suspended until further notice, citing “operational reasons”.
Arindam Bagchi, a spokesperson for India’s foreign ministry, confirmed the suspension at a media briefing, mentioning “the incitement to violence, the inaction by the Canadian authorities and the creation of an environment that disrupts the functioning of our high commission and consulates” as the reason.
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Should Canada impose similar visa restrictions on Indian citizens, it could have a significant impact. Indians topped the list last year of legal immigrants to Canada, with more than 118,000 becoming permanent residents in 2022. There are also more than 320,000 Indian students studying in Canadian universities.
India rejects as ‘absurd’ allegation by PM that it was responsible for fatal shooting of Hardeep Singh Nijjar on Canadian soil
Justin Trudeau has said there is “credible evidence” India is responsible for the alleged assassination of Hardeep Singh Nijjar, a prominent Canadian Sikh leader, a claim Delhi dismissed as “absurd”.
The Canadian prime minister told the House of Commons of Canada on Monday that, in recent weeks, national security authorities had been probing allegations that New Delhi was behind a state-sponsored assassination.
Marcel from Mercedes-AMG Petronas Esports team shows the changes in the track using F1 23 game.