No it's not irrelevant.
In common law legal systems, a precedent or authority is a legal case establishing a principle or rule that a or other judicial body adopts when deciding subsequent cases with similar issues or facts (from wikipedia).
Intrepid you can get the example from mclarens punishment in spying scandal. Again why should they take the points off now?
That case was like the pattern-setting model (dunno if that's right term)
We can think that spying case like a same kind of thing. They didn't touch the drivers points there and you think they should do it now? If bmw and williams drivers didn't knew about it and i really think they didn't why should they take points off from them?
You can apply that same thing to that spying scandal too
If you really think bmw and williams should be disqualified you should think same thing about mclaren as well then
The guys didn't knew about that? Just like in that stupid spying scandal where Hamilton didn't knew nothing.. Do you think his points should be ripped off now?
Do you really want that Lewis wins his first title this way? You dont want him to win it in fair and proper way later in the future? I wouldn't want anybody to win championship that way :/
Alonso, is talking about that in a spaniard radio station, he say that it's preatty common that teams use frozen fuel, the rules say that the fuel can't be more than 10 degrees Celsius less than the air temperature.
Alonso said that in almost every race there are teams that are 11-12 degrees under and nothing happens.
He said that if Kimi is stripped from the title it would be a joke and the dead of Formula 1.
Well he could just pick one from list and say that he used his account?
Anyways should i see his lfswname in .spr with ctrl+shift? Because i cant in this replay