@angeldevenganza@usanewshq Not the point at all, the woman should want to protect her kid when cars are passing through the empty spaces between her and the guy picking the kid up,
There’s also a huge element the FIA seems to have overlooked. Part of what has made the modern era of racing so endearing to the fanbase is the freedom of its competitors to be themselves rather than corporate robots. By restricting their freedom you alienate their fans.
Will freely admit I’m now regretting my stance earlier in the year that I believed the FIA was right in its vehemence over the jewellery issue. I believed they were merely trying to uphold the rules. Not, as it now seems, attempting to curtail freedoms we took for granted.
ISC rewrite means the FIA need to pull their big boy pants on. Almost every conceivable restriction of a competitor’s freedom of speech is, in itself, a political statement and thus in breach of the FIA’s own statutes. Vagaries won’t suffice.
@wbuxtonofficial What you have now worked out I personally said at the time, but have you also thought a few of the stance have come from a religious view point of a certain person(s) now in charge of the FiA?
@JeremyClarkson I'm sorry but the Queen was working 2 days before her death at aged 96 she's been Queen for 70 years I certainly believe she has earned the right to be shown a little respect, 10 days is nothing compared to what she gave us,the world will move on like nothing happened soon enough
@F1 How was it a greatest lap ever, may have been one of his best laps ever, but seen laps miles better then this, even with the wall contact that ends the lap it wasn't a greatest lap ever at all..