@dhimantn@ShubhamKetkale@Melanie92Thomas@F1 This isn’t about Max or Lewis. It’s simply about the sports governing body needing to take a look at itself and how this whole shambles occurred. You seem to want to make it about a max v Lewis. Whereas as a fan of the sport I am disgusted by how this played out.
@dhimantn@ShubhamKetkale@Melanie92Thomas@F1 What a nonsense of a reply! As that argument could be made for all the times Max/Horner moaned about Masi when his inconsistency didn’t favour them. That’s the point your intentionally ignoring. Masi is inconsistent and not applying the rules as stated.
Whatever anyone thinks of Lewis and max, I think we can all agree that Michael Masi has been a dreadful race director all year. The stuff between max and Lewis, both ways, should have been stopped early on. Inconsistent penalties all season right through the grid. #masiout
@ShubhamKetkale@dhimantn@Melanie92Thomas@F1 That has no relevance in the context of this thread - the application of the regulations as written is the issue. You’ll find what they applied to punish Lewis at silverstone was within regs. What happened today is another example of Masi being unfit for the job.
@dhimantn@Melanie92Thomas@F1 I think you’ll find I didn’t cherry pick anything. Masi did. And clearly you have an issue with Lewis. It’s a tarnished victory for Max - because he didn’t deserve to win this race. Masi is incompetent and been inconsistent all year. That’s his only job - apply the regulations.
@steferrari85@F1 They already did ruin it with an off track decision. Masi didn’t follow the rules. It’s pretty black and white this is illegal. And imagine if this was the other way round. Horner would be right in there with his lawyers and whilst I’m no max or red bull fan - it would be fair.
@Melanie92Thomas@F1 That only applies to when to bring out a safety car… the rules he didn’t follow was what happens when restarting after a safety car.. helps if you don’t cherry pick regulations.