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lemmy.world

No mitigating circumstances

I wonder what would be a mitigating circumstance?

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omgarmreply
feddit.nl

Rogue criminal siphoning off the remaining fuel.

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Pump failure but there still being fuel that could manually taken by taking tank out would result in less of a punishment. This sounds like there wasn’t 1L of fuel to extract for testing but the parts worked

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Does that classify him at the back of the running cars? Or does that throw him behind everyone, including DNFs?

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lemmy.world

Since he was disqualified and then allowed to compete in the race after a request from Alfa, my assumption is that he would start P20 no matter what

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That would make sense. Still sucks for him, though his showing wasn't all that strong to begin with today...

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lemm.ee

This seems like a lot of bullshit to me. Disqualified from qualifying for a fuel sample? Has this happened before?

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lemmy.world

There needs to be 1L of fuel available for the FIA to test to ensure all fuel is within the regulations. Less than 1L won't be enough to properly test it.

Not sure if anyone has been disqualified from qualifying before but two years ago Vettel was disqualified from the Hungarian GP for not having enough fuel

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lemmy.world

I think 1L is old rule and they don't need that much nowdays for test. But it is rule and easy to define and measure, no need to change.

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It's also enough to rereretest in case of disputed findings.

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[FIA] Bottas disqualified from qualifying as a 1L sample of fuel could not be collected | Spyke