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Originally Posted by JohnSSC
And how exactly did FA do that Hazard? I mean, how can you prove it?
The track is tight, traffic a problem. It makes emminent sense to hold someone in the pits to get a clear run. Further, it is not FA's choice as to when Lewis pits. That is Lewis' choice. To imply that this is all FA's doing also implies that Lewis doesn't have a lick of sense either - he could have come in at any time in order to AVOID FA being in the pits.
Face it, Lewis got outsmarted...
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Erm, don't get me wrong - I think it was a brilliant move!
But I'm just saying in all fairness, and considering the team orders 'ruling', an investigation is warranted. I'd be dissapointed in any negative outcome, because it would be saying games like this can't be played - and it's these games that often make the sport.
I think they can have data to prove the radio men said go, and Alonso didn't push anything if that's how it happened.