• @SuperIce
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      311 year ago

      The team breached the regulations and was thus disqualified. What’s the issue?

      • @Hoomod
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        121 year ago

        Random checks seem odd to me

        There’s only 20 cars, just check them all

        • @xooolooov
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          171 year ago

          Agreed, if by random check they found 2 of 4, they should do check all the grid. Jezz

          • @PhotographerM
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            121 year ago

            Imagine this was some sort of safety check, and after finding 50% of your sample faulty you just stopped checking. Well done F1.

            • JJROKCZ
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              91 year ago

              Yea this decision has a lot of “covid cases keep climbing because they keep testing” energy. If 50% fail then you need to test the whole damn field lol

            • @DredUnicorn
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              1 year ago

              But it’s not a safety check. Its a technical rules check. They applied the rules as they are written, is this not what everyone wants? If they randomly changed the rules in order to DQ more cars, that would be an outrage. I think a lot of F1 fans need to actually think about what they they are asking for.

        • @[email protected]
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          161 year ago

          Plenty of things in F1 are random checks. Weighing the cars during quali is random. The randomness is enough of a deterrent that teams do not run cars below the minimum weight. But things like plank wear should be checked for all because the teams cannot accurately know how much the plank is worn especially on sprint weekends.

        • @Squeak
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          51 year ago

          Random checks are fine, but if it’s something that can affect all cars then they should all be checked. So for plank wear, if 1 of the 4 fails, all 20 cars should be checked.

          If the drs wing opening too far is checked and failed both of the cars from that team should be checked, as that’s unlikely to apply to the other teams.

        • @thimantha
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          31 year ago

          The FIA can’t check every car on the grid for every single rule in the regulations. It’s not practical, and is a waste of time and money.

          • @PhotographerM
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            11 year ago

            No but if they have reason to suspect a large number of cars aren’t in compliance then they should check, and then decide what to do. Instead of “unlucky we checked you today”.

    • @thimantha
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      11 year ago

      He probably wouldn’t even have made the top 5 if the car was at a legal height. His performance was a direct consequence of running the car too low.