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Respuesta: Formula 1 2010
Al final 7
Al final 7
Yo con el discursito que ha dado en ese momento no sabía donde meterme. Cuánta tontería, yo no sé que le falta por decir de Alonso.El comentario del mes del pesao del Lobato:
"Alonso tiene mejor italiano que la media de los habitantes de ese país"...
El problema viene cuando los comisarios han avisado de que el SC se retiraba en esa vuelta (quitando los carteles y avisando por radio a los equipos), lo que indica que la pista ya se encuentra en condiciones para continuar la carrera, y además cambian los semáforos a verde, que indica que ya se puede competir en cuanto se pase la línea de Safety Car.En teoría cuando una carrera termina con el SC,
Mercedes team boss Ross Brawn reckons the race finished as normal, and therefore there should be no penalty for Schumacher.
"There's a regulation which is new this year that says you can race between safety car line one and the start/finish line," Brawn told the BBC. "The race used to finish on the start/finish line. Now I think the point Stefano [Domenicali] is raising is it says that if the race finishes under the safety car you are not allowed to do that.
"But we were advised before the end of the race that the safety car was coming in. There was no instruction that the race was going to finish under the safety car, so for us as soon as we got the instruction 'safety car in this lap' at 15:51 we considered the race was now on again.
"At 15:52 we were told the track was clear and and at 15:53 was the chequered flag. So, from the instructions we have from the FIA, the safety car was coming in on the final lap but the race wasn't finishing under the safety car and it's a very important distinction so we advised our drivers that they could still race between safety car line one and the start/finish line.
el adelantamiento me pareció una pasada y debería de quedar Chumi el 6º y Alonso el 7º.
Lo que no es aplicable es el razonamiento de Brawn. Te lo repito una vez más:¿Pero alguien ha leído lo que he puesto? El problema está en si ese artículo es aplicable en este caso o no. El razonamiento de Brawn indica que no es aplicable, y aunque está cogido al límite es totalmente coherente.
"There's a regulation which is new this year that says you can race between safety car line one and the start/finish line," Brawn told the BBC. "The race used to finish on the start/finish line. Now I think the point Stefano [Domenicali] is raising is it says that if the race finishes under the safety car you are not allowed to do that.
"But we were advised before the end of the race that the safety car was coming in. There was no instruction that the race was going to finish under the safety car, so for us as soon as we got the instruction 'safety car in this lap' at 15:51 we considered the race was now on again.
"At 15:52 we were told the track was clear and and at 15:53 was the chequered flag. So, from the instructions we have from the FIA, the safety car was coming in on the final lap but the race wasn't finishing under the safety car and it's a very important distinction so we advised our drivers that they could still race between safety car line one and the start/finish line.
If the race ends whilst the safety car is deployed it will enter the pit lane at the end of the last lap and the cars will take the chequered flag as normal without overtaking.
Si la carrera finaliza mientras el coche de seguridad está en pista, este entrará en el pit lane al final de la última vuelta y los coches cruzarán la línea de meta de forma normal sin adelantarse