http://www.autosport.com/news/report.php/id/72011

Sounds promissing. Atleast now we will know why they made a certain decision and able to view footage that hasn't been viewed by the public. Let's hope it happens.

A step in the right direction anyway.
Now we just have to wait and see how it works out in practice.

Quote from sam93 :

http://www.autosport.com/news/report.php/id/72011

Sounds promissing. Atleast now we will know why they made a certain decision and able to view footage that hasn't been viewed by the public. Let's hope it happens.

It's not retrospective, AFAIK, so what's done is history.

The SFA (Scottish Football Association, or as I prefer to call them, Stupid F******g Arseholes) did something similar trying to explain the refs decisions, all it managed to do was provide a stick for the press to beat the refs up. I fear no matter how good the intentions be, this will head down the same route.

I might be wrong, but there will be people out there who will still refuse the explanation one way or the other

It's great that they are doing this. Now us fans will now why they came to their decisions.

Or, they'll need to spew more bullshit to support Ferrari.

Perhaps they now have to explain their desicions in the past, considering they changed the rules after an event had happened to penalise a driver.

But i'm sure it's one rule for the FIA and one rule for everyone else