[isynge]

Originally Posted by chernaudi

Well, in 1950 or '51 I think, the winning Ferrari had too many mechanics working on it. The Jaguar team saw it, as did their pit marshall, and he said that due to the number of witnesses, if they protested, they'd win the arguement, and the Ferrari would be penalized.

However, none of the crew members, drivers, or team owner/Jaguar cars owner Bill Lyons protested, Lyons saying that if he were to beat Ferrari, it would be on the race track, not because of a rules violation.

Doubtlessly, Audi won't protest, as they won fairly over Peugeot, and I doubt that Pescarolo will protest, nor the Rollcentre team even if they would win the argument.

Hear hear and well said. Let's perhaps make this the end of it.