Why the FIA rejected McLaren's petition - F1 Mexican GP Friday Reaction
Why the FIA rejected McLaren's petition - F1 Mexican GP Friday Reaction
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@Troy-McLore Says:
Going to see lots on lunging into apex's now, doesn't matter if you make the corner
@SpeedBrazilOficial Says:
AMAZING ❤
@shu6037 Says:
fia as always with redbull bias
@Zimbertica Says:
Lando gained an advantage by being forced off the track and Max gained an advantage by forcing himself and Lando off the track.
@simxcenter Says:
the review process is such a joke. it needs to go to a third party because the fia wiggle out of everything when rules clearly aren't being applied consistently. it's a JOKE
@chrisvectra5296 Says:
FIA and stewards ffs are a joke Losing the will to live with F1 Bing on the new Indycar season
@julesc8054 Says:
Brits loosing and complaining the rules are rigged against them because they can't complain about the opponent again, but these are the rules they wanted because they complained about the rules before.
@davidpevalin6075 Says:
So by McLarens standard, Max again became the defending driver when he went ahead down the inside..... The rules do need some tweaking, however, I feel a car needs to complete a full overtake to be classed as the defending driver, not just poke a nose ahead.
@shobbledot1257 Says:
Look at maxs braking, he deliberately let off the brakes mid corner…
@peterb5464 Says:
Red bull threatens to take their ball and go home when things dont go their way…..
@theeffectivecoach Says:
Verstappen drive him off the track. Review all of the 50 odd times he’d turned around that corner and you’ll see he drove him off the track. Vettel used to do it and wined when he was outsmarted and so did Schumacher. Rules need a reform.
@yaronalu Says:
The FIA is AGAIN give Max a championship at any cost. 💩
@eleycki Says:
Booooo
@AkmalZharifAbdullah Says:
im not suprised. the bias. im so done with the stewarding. its been going on for so long that forcing others into collision and getting advantage from it is acceptable. tendency to repeat silverstone and monza would happen more frequently as we don't address this. sure race hard, but within safe driving. accept what LH commented and grow up FIA.
@keio5274 Says:
The perspective of max being the overtaking driver when he was behind before the apex is a real eye opener, what max did was correct as an attacking driver. Lando was always going to get a penalty for overtaking off the track
@saddist1Gtown Says:
As Brit living abraod and as an F1 fan who has been to Silverstone and many other F1 tracks around the world who follows and subscribes to many F1 channels and sites I must it it baffles me at the lenght the likes of Autosport and other motorsport media handles the sagas in F1 dependent on the victims or penalised. This was very evident after the 2021 finale in Abu Dhabi. Not a single instance have I seen or read any efforts by the British media and pundits questioning the decison by Masi to rob Hamilton of a title and the many occassions in which Max Verstappen clashed on track with Hamilton and escaped without any sanctions while Horner and Marko were allowed to sling insults with very prejudicial undertomes at Hamilton the so-called British media stayed silent all these times but as soon as a non-mixed-race driver in Norris and Russell entered F1 suddenly the British media champions the cause of a felllow Brit. This is so evident and it annoys me that no one calls them out for this. At Autosport it is so glaring over the years. Living abroad has given me a better perspective of patriotism and although Hamilton is a Brit he receives more respect and adulations here in the US than he gets at home and even friends here ask me why is it the meida do not support Hamilton like they do Russell and Norris. Even on Sky they Had a washed up NASCAR failure in Danica Patrick dissing Hamilton's ability to race at the top at his age while at the same time those hypocrite lauded Alonso who has not won a race in years so it is evident the angst towards Hamilton is not about his abilities or records but something more sinister and this has to hang wround the necks of those who in the past kept quiet but are now the loudest when the beneficiary does not look like Hamilton and I want to be on the record to say shame on Autosport and other British F1 media for your rank and utter hypocricy. And to fend off any BS about my demographics for supporting Hamilton I want to state quite emphatically that I am NOT of Hamilton's demographics I am of European stock but is equally a proud Brit and only sees a fellow countryman in Hamilton. Shame on you all for your lack of support until now....
@JTGaffley Says:
If both drivers are at fault - racing incident. Why not??
@LethalLee666 Says:
awesome now lets go racing stop crying
@iFumoffu Says:
FIA: "because F you" On a more serious note, FIA is a joke especially now with MBS's "guidance".
@Lonelyplanet3 Says:
When was the last time it was accepted?
@Addyboy0190 Says:
Well at least they're trying to back Norris now but this appeal is just a waste of time, they could have argued a forced off track if they didn't overtake off track themselves, it's like their sporting director is reading a different set of rules, overtake off track is such a slam dunk
@TL-xw6fh Says:
The FIA is completely right. McLaren simply need to stop being a spoilt brat and lick their own wounds.
@olahrobert5529 Says:
So mclaren went basically like the guy on the internet who lost an argument and went into correcting the opponent's grammar instead

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