Bouncing Zabaglione Bros.
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Why did the FIA allow Benetton to get away with tampering with fuel rigs, despite being found guilty of it? Why did the FIA not react to Toyota when two employee's are currently being convicted of stealing, and implementing, data?
Because Mclaren are beating Ferrari? I somehow think that Ferrari wouldn't care about this if Mclaren wasn't very likely to win both constructor's and driver's championship. They'd just sack/punish/prosecute Stepney, and that would be that. But as always at this time of year, Ferrari has something in their back pockets to raise a complaint to the FIA. Last year it was the wheel damping systems inside the Renaults when the Renaults were winning.
Look at what happened when movable wing surfaces were banned at the beginning of the year. Ferrari simply dodged around the spirit of the ruling by making their movable wings capable of passing the weight test, but still deforming under racing load. No punishment to Ferrari for continuing to implement moving wings, just a change of the rules again. They are doing the same with the wheel covers for their wheels. But a couple of years back Honda decides to "interpret the rules" a particular way, and they lose all their points.
I can see this going to court, if for no other reason than the disparity in punishments given to other teams. The FIA always seem to consider Ferrari to be untouchable because the governing body would do anything to make sure Ferrari stays in F1.