In the wake of the FIA’s decision not to impose further penalties on Ferrari for their violation of the team orders bank, and their announcement that the ban would come under review at the end of this season, a number of drivers have begun to offer their opinions on the future direction of this regulation. [...]
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Uproar Continues over Ferrari’s Team Orders at Hockenheim
The general consensus seems to be that Ferrari made a hash of it by dispensing team orders that weren’t, to listen to Maranello tell the take, really team orders at all. In a post race press conference, however, team boss Stefano Domenicali’s attempted to explain the Scuderia’s point of view. When asked why Alonso’s pass [...]