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**shemadagaswer** · 03-22-2009, 03:25 AM

With recent row about points system there has been a lot of criticism towards FIA, but now another matter is emerging right before the start of the season. Jeez, didn't they find a better time to find a solution to this matter?

http://www.autosport.com/news/report.php/id/73816

Didn't FIA announce in Februrary that the diffusers of Toyota and Williams were legal?

Well, at worst case scenario stewards will declare the diffusers of BrawnGP, Toyota and Williams illegal at the Australian Grand Prix weekend. If that happened, it would be a total farce in F1. The seasons of three teams will be thrown into the bin with immediate effect. So far their diffusers have been considered to be "within the wording of the regulations" and now they don't have enough time to design a new one. But now there seems to exist some kind of uncertainty about that matter...

03-22-2009, 03:25 AM	#1
shemadagaswer Join Date Oct 2005 Posts 464 Senior Member	Debate about diffusers With recent row about points system there has been a lot of criticism towards FIA, but now another matter is emerging right before the start of the season. Jeez, didn't they find a better time to find a solution to this matter? http://www.autosport.com/news/report.php/id/73816 Didn't FIA announce in Februrary that the diffusers of Toyota and Williams were legal? Well, at worst case scenario stewards will declare the diffusers of BrawnGP, Toyota and Williams illegal at the Australian Grand Prix weekend. If that happened, it would be a total farce in F1. The seasons of three teams will be thrown into the bin with immediate effect. So far their diffusers have been considered to be "within the wording of the regulations" and now they don't have enough time to design a new one. But now there seems to exist some kind of uncertainty about that matter...
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