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**ReggieRed** · 12-13-2010, 04:44 AM

I'd have to agree, though I can see Bagwans points. This was an extreme example of bending results that made this rule come about.

Really the still need to remove the grey area. As it is now the teams will still have to come up with coded messages or something to alter results, or face the possibility of "bring the sport into disrespute"

If they want to avoid that they should simply allow orders or any type, and change the title to reflect a team drivers title rather than an individual title. We all know that many WDCs were the result of team efforts anyway.

I think the extreme bending that will result in the "disrepute" charge will be reserved more for a Flavio/Piquet incident .
As for the time element end(ie -when in the championship it is deemed ok), the public is the judge .

It is as it was .
And , if we all know anyway , why change it ?

12-13-2010, 04:44 AM	#36
ReggieRed Join Date Oct 2005 Posts 491 Senior Member	I'd have to agree, though I can see Bagwans points. This was an extreme example of bending results that made this rule come about. Really the still need to remove the grey area. As it is now the teams will still have to come up with coded messages or something to alter results, or face the possibility of "bring the sport into disrespute" If they want to avoid that they should simply allow orders or any type, and change the title to reflect a team drivers title rather than an individual title. We all know that many WDCs were the result of team efforts anyway. I think the extreme bending that will result in the "disrepute" charge will be reserved more for a Flavio/Piquet incident . As for the time element end(ie -when in the championship it is deemed ok), the public is the judge . It is as it was . And , if we all know anyway , why change it ?
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