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Originally Posted by legion
I honestly think the punishment fit the crime in this case. It's a warning if it happens again, there will probably be new rules with stiffer penalties.
Ferrari seems to be struggling with the fact that with the exit of Max Mosley, they cannot flaunt the rules like they could in the past. They are now just another team and Todt plays by one rule book for everyone. I think the officiating has gotten much better this season.
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BS!
We seem to have forgotten that Jean Todt, who worked with the "red car company" most of his life has now taken "Spanky Mosley's" position with the FIA. As long as he is there the red cars will never have to play by the rules.
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