[santorio]

While this thread has seemed to leave us all a bit cold , when there's a racer in a hospital bed , CNR has a valid question .
I would assume that the team , after having had Maria safely transported , would be in full-on investigative mode , as this sudden accelleration could never be something that could be allowed to happen in the pitlane .

If there is a simple explanation for what occurred , and they find it quickly , the cars should race .
If not , and an answer isn't found , then taking part should definitely be in doubt .


With so much data flowing from the car at such tests , it should give them lots of evidence to determine what actually happened , so racing this weekend shouldn't be an issue , providing the car isn't too damaged , if it's one of the racing chassis's .

Yesterday , I sent a message to Marussia , asking if they would consider running at Silverstone with "Maria" , instead of the team name on the rear endplate , as tribute to her ; a warm gesture that would be cool .

Great post, Bagwan, nothing to add really.

[ORDERCHEAPVIAGRASOFTWARE]

Yesterday , I sent a message to Marussia , asking if they would consider running at Silverstone with "Maria" , instead of the team name on the rear endplate , as tribute to her ; a warm gesture that would be cool .

Many of the teams are running with her "star" logo on their cars or helmets.

[Abnorbprootly]

Many of the teams are running with her "star" logo on their cars or helmets.

I didn't see that .
Nice gesture . Good on them .

[mrPronmaker]

Many of the teams are running with her "star" logo on their cars or helmets.

Yeah, Marussia have it on the wing mirrors and the BBC showed a shot of Lewis being very precise in putting a sticker onto his helmet

[aparneioninny]

Yes, a nice gesture. I must admit I did'nt notice this on the qually broadcast, I was struggling to stay awake watching 1.5 hrs of rain