"We won't be hit hardest" Vettel regarding blown diffuser clampdown.

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fia simply dont want vettel to win the title. it is clear vettel is the fastest driver in f1 and red bull have the fastest car, had this been ferrari/mclaren they wouldnt of minded.

i wont recognise any driver other then vettel winning this title. the battle is now Red bull v FIA
 
wakkalfc said:
i wont recognise any driver other then vettel winning this title. the battle is now Red bull v FIA
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I'm sure that's got them quaking in their boots. I don't believe the FIA or FOM have any preference who wins the title, though I'm sure they'd both like to see the battle go down to the wire.
 
wakkalfc said:
fia simply dont want vettel to win the title. it is clear vettel is the fastest driver in f1 and red bull have the fastest car, had this been ferrari/mclaren they wouldnt of minded.

i wont recognise any driver other then vettel winning this title. the battle is now Red bull v FIA
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If you truely believe F1 is that currupt then why follow it?
 
wakkalfc. I can see your point, but don't feel they are anti-Vettel at all. I'm always convinced Bernie 'encourages' teams to allow a close finish .

Money, money, money ....
 
McLaren hopes to benefit from the off-throttle blowing restriction, especially in qualifying and by up to half a second.

Red Bull’s Adrian Newey has expressed surprise and anger that the FIA seems to be pressing ahead with a mid-season technical rule change on the grounds of something other than safety.

But a Pirelli source told O Estado de S.Paulo newspaper: "The (Red Bull) exhausts are too close to the tyres."

The source said teams have been told that, on safety grounds, there should be at least a 40cm distance between the exhausts - producing on average 700 degrees C - and the tyres.
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