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engine failure

Posted: Fri Oct 20, 2006 12:25 am
by j turner
should Schumacher not start from 10 places down the grid or the back? I dont think I really understand the ruling Can some body enlighten me please :?:

Posted: Fri Oct 20, 2006 12:50 am
by Ed
Hello j turner and welcome to our forums.

Under the current 2 race engine rules, if a car fails to finish the race (be it a mechanical failure or an accident), the team is entitled to change the engine on that car without penalty for the next race.

In Michael's case, his engine was on its second race anyway and its failure doesn't result in a penalty for Michael at the next event.

For more information on the 2006 Formula 1 regulations, click here

Re: engine failure

Posted: Fri Oct 20, 2006 2:43 am
by Snowy
j turner wrote:should Schumacher not start from 10 places down the grid or the back? I dont think I really understand the ruling Can some body enlighten me please :?:
:welcome: :havefun: :up:

Hi JT :wave: Hope you enjoy yourself on this charming Antipodean Forum! :notme:

I look forward to reading your posts, as I live in Sussex. :shock: If you happen to live in Surrey Australia or other then I apologise for my presumptiousness :shock:

Are you any relation to Darren? :wave:

Braziliam GP

Posted: Sun Oct 22, 2006 3:13 am
by j turner
some of us liketo erect hurdles for some drivers for bernie and max to remove.We know what I mean !!.

Re: engine failure

Posted: Sun Oct 22, 2006 11:27 am
by Julian Mayo
Snowy wrote:
j turner wrote:should Schumacher not start from 10 places down the grid or the back? I dont think I really understand the ruling Can some body enlighten me please :?:
:welcome: :havefun: :up:

Hi JT :wave: Hope you enjoy yourself on this charming Antipodean Forum! :notme:

I look forward to reading your posts, as I live in Sussex. :shock: If you happen to live in Surrey Australia or other then I apologise for my presumptiousness :shock:

Are you any relation to Darren? :wave:
Surrey Hills, Australia ?? :?