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**shemadagaswer** · 03-25-2009, 02:46 AM

Obviously it won't be easy to make a clear-cut one-sided decision for the stewards' either. There is a notable risk in declaring all three diffusers illegal: not only will the tightness of competition decrease, but it could well mean Toyota's decisive departure from F1 and greater financial uncertainty for Williams and Brawn GP. It's a game with high odds.

The key question remains: Will FOTA see this Max's attempt to brake their unity through and do they manage to respond accordingly without creating too much rifts in themselves?

03-25-2009, 02:46 AM	#32
shemadagaswer Join Date Oct 2005 Posts 464 Senior Member	Obviously it won't be easy to make a clear-cut one-sided decision for the stewards' either. There is a notable risk in declaring all three diffusers illegal: not only will the tightness of competition decrease, but it could well mean Toyota's decisive departure from F1 and greater financial uncertainty for Williams and Brawn GP. It's a game with high odds. The key question remains: Will FOTA see this Max's attempt to brake their unity through and do they manage to respond accordingly without creating too much rifts in themselves?
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