Thread: Team Aston Martin Racing in 2023. One of the cars still has Alonso.
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Old 6 Aug 2020, 00:44 (Ref:3993231)   #38
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Originally Posted by wnut View Post
They did protest again, but only one car which is a bit strange given that they should be identical.



Why have the FIA taken so long to come to a decision, they apparently have all the documents from the pre-season and the brake ducts were already agreed and signed off by the FIA's chief technical officer?

If they DSQ the Racing Points, then their tardy response has cost the team an extra GP maybe two.



The protests should have been thrown out immediately imo.
Because the FIA does NOT make this decision. The FIA is NOT the stewards, please understand that. The race stewards make the decision based on the FIA and team testimony and report their finding. The FIA calls teams to "court" on behalf of the stewards. One should read the regs and processes.
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