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Seems as though the FIA are on a mission at the moment:
"Toyota could lose the 29 points it scored up to and including the San Marino Grand Prix after it was revealed that the Japanese manufacturer competed in the first five races of the season without a Superlicence.
According to the June edition of F1 Racing the team didn't have its completed competition paperwork - required in order for it to be eligible to compete - until the after the race at Imola."
The full article can be read on ITV's site [URL]http://www.itv-f1.com/News_Article.aspx?PO_ID=32817[/URL]
"Toyota could lose the 29 points it scored up to and including the San Marino Grand Prix after it was revealed that the Japanese manufacturer competed in the first five races of the season without a Superlicence.
According to the June edition of F1 Racing the team didn't have its completed competition paperwork - required in order for it to be eligible to compete - until the after the race at Imola."
The full article can be read on ITV's site [URL]http://www.itv-f1.com/News_Article.aspx?PO_ID=32817[/URL]
Renault probably, leaving Ferrari to pick up the pieces. :)
I can't see any action being taken. That's not to say there won't be action taken, although it is a really stupid reason.
I can't see any action being taken. That's not to say there won't be action taken, although it is a really stupid reason.
Grandprix wrote:
> I'd be quite disappointed to see Toyota lose all their points because
> they have worked really hard and are finally starting to show some
> form.
Yeah, this is quite quite harrowing information to hear.
First BAR, now Toyota, who next?
> I'd be quite disappointed to see Toyota lose all their points because
> they have worked really hard and are finally starting to show some
> form.
Yeah, this is quite quite harrowing information to hear.
First BAR, now Toyota, who next?
Could be, somehow whether it be regulations, team failures or the weather, Ferrari manage to come out for the better. CONSPIRACY
Oh, what kind of a lame name is Superlicence?
Oh, what kind of a lame name is Superlicence?
This is all a big fake which is actually aiming to get Ferrari back into the title race.
Oh yes.
Oh yes.
I suppose it'll come down to who will take the blame. From the sounds of it, I thought it sounded like Toyota was in the wrong, which could be trouble. Although saying that, it doesn't seem to me that big a deal so as for the outcome of this, I don't know.
I'd be quite disappointed to see Toyota lose all their points because they have worked really hard and are finally starting to show some form.
I'd be quite disappointed to see Toyota lose all their points because they have worked really hard and are finally starting to show some form.
Hmm, link no workey...looks like the ITV F1 website is having 'technical difficulties'.
You'd think the FIA would have checked this before allowing Toyota to race though, wouldn't you?
You'd think the FIA would have checked this before allowing Toyota to race though, wouldn't you?
Seems as though the FIA are on a mission at the moment:
"Toyota could lose the 29 points it scored up to and including the San Marino Grand Prix after it was revealed that the Japanese manufacturer competed in the first five races of the season without a Superlicence.
According to the June edition of F1 Racing the team didn't have its completed competition paperwork - required in order for it to be eligible to compete - until the after the race at Imola."
The full article can be read on ITV's site [URL]http://www.itv-f1.com/News_Article.aspx?PO_ID=32817[/URL]
"Toyota could lose the 29 points it scored up to and including the San Marino Grand Prix after it was revealed that the Japanese manufacturer competed in the first five races of the season without a Superlicence.
According to the June edition of F1 Racing the team didn't have its completed competition paperwork - required in order for it to be eligible to compete - until the after the race at Imola."
The full article can be read on ITV's site [URL]http://www.itv-f1.com/News_Article.aspx?PO_ID=32817[/URL]