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You don't readress when you have Garth Tander on your tail in the closing stages of bathurst, while on the racing line. There is no logic or intelligence to your retort. Winlotsofcupsbutnotonsunday has 400 starts, multiple championships,polls,fastest laps, and cringes. What he did was dead set dangerous at any level of motorsport. He cut Tander off and ruined his race.
HRT wil figure out a reprisal or two later in the season.
- With regards to your alleged 'cutting off' of Tander....the accident was actually caused by McLaughlin. Neither Garth or Jamie knew he had so quickly and unsafely returned to the track, hence his penalty for an unsafe return to the track. If Scotty returns to the track in a safe manner, Garth passes Jamie no Problems, Jamie redresses behind Scotty and the race Goes on.
I have no idea what you're talking about. Wincup slowed down on the racing line, without warning. Tander would of won the race had he not. there was no reason for wincup to slow down and cut him off that way. It has nothing to with McLaughlin.
NSWCROW expresses more logic than Skaife and Ingall. Both are campaigners. If you meant Bowe? He's a ****wit as well.That's OK...I guess you know more than skaife ingall and bows to same a few.....its not like they have more expertise than you on the subject.
“Immediately following Sunday’s race, Triple Eight appealed the severity of the 15-second penalty handed to Car 88 as a result of Jamie Whincup’s failed pass on Car 33 of Scott McLaughlin,’’ a Supercars statement said.
“On these grounds the appeal could only seek to downgrade the penalty from a grade two to a grade one which carries a 10-second penalty and could not have the incident re-investigated or the charge dropped.
“Subsequently, Triple Eight applied to the court to amend its appeal to instead claim that the failed pass was not a breach of the driving standards at all, despite numerous prior admissions by Triple Eight that the failed pass was a breach.
“Triple Eight’s attempt to amend their appeal was today rejected by the court.’’
CAMS has subsequently stressed that the Bathurst 1000 remains subject to the Court’s final determination.
“The Court has the power to impose its own penalty which may or may not include time penalties,” the statement read.