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  1. racerx3317

    racerx3317 F1 Veteran

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    #1 racerx3317, Jun 28, 2005
    Anybody know what time the meeting between the FIA and the teams is supposed to be? I'm not too sure of the time difference from here to France but i don't have any news on the outcome yet i was just wondering if anyone else knew anything.
     
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    #2 tifosi12, Jun 28, 2005
    It is on Wednesday. Given the 6+ hours time difference to EST I'm guessing we'll have an update tomorrow morning.

    However I wouldn't expect a "verdict" by tomorrow. Senile Emperor Mosley will take his time to be pompous and hold court.
     
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    #3 racerx3317, Jun 28, 2005
    I always saw Mosely as Dork Vader and Bernie as Emperor Dipsh$t. Anyway thanks for the info, i expect no verdict either.
     
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    #4 tifosi12, Jun 28, 2005
    Actually I didn't until the USGP. I even held Whiting in the highest respect. Time for a sweeping change now.
     
  5. racerx3317

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    #5 racerx3317, Jun 28, 2005
    Yes enough is enough. I always thought Bernie was bit too dicator like and Mosley his lackey. Never cared for either of them much but i will admit to liking Mosely more than Balestre.
     
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    #6 BartonWorkman, Jun 28, 2005
    They said on Windtunnel the other night that the FIA has a press conference scheduled to take place at 3:00PM Paris time (9:00AM EST).

    There may be something posted on the FIA website?

    BHW
     
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    #7 racerx3317, Jun 28, 2005
    The only thing on there is the annoucement of a press conference regarding the meeting but i see nothing else. Stay tuned............
     
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    #8 tifosi12, Jun 28, 2005
    Hmm. Interesting. They wouldn't set up a press conference just to announce that they questioned the teams. That'd be pointless.

    So what's the announcement for then? Probably to announce a ruling. However that only leaves them a few hours to hear the seven teams and make a decision. Not much time.

    So I'm guessing, that Mosley & Co. already have made up their minds about what they're going to do, which is probably tell them they behaved badly and that's it.

    Good news in a way.
     
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    #9 BartonWorkman, Jun 28, 2005
    Sounds as though the jury has reached a decision before the defense has presented it's case.

    Are they using the guillotine in France again?

    BHW
     
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    #10 senna21, Jun 28, 2005
    I do know the teams met before they went to the meeting. Talk about a solid group. The FIA's really underestimated this whole thing. If they're smart they'll call it a wash and go on. Any penalties handed down other than a slap on the wrist won't be met with much applause by most F1 fans.
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    Points deducted: 3.47%
    Both : 9.8%
    No punishment 70.1%
     

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