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1 Aug 2010, 16:33 (Ref:2737541)
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That was no worse than some of the idiotic moves we've seen this year that have gone totally unpunished. Don't see why people are so up in arms about it, but then it is Schumacher...
Just because driving standards are bad doesn't mean we should make a scapegoat out of one of the best. The FIA have consistently left incidents unpunished this year, so to slap on a penalty like this now (which is a bit absurd considering Michael finished the race and you're supposed to stick to penalties for the race if they finish) is hypocritical and a bit late What about that actual accident that actually happened in Valencia? Nothing done... |
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