BAR retired both car to get new engine For Sepang

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BAR slip in rule loophole

BAR slipped through a rule 'loophole' in Melbourne, when the F1 team ordered both drivers to retire their healthy cars with a lap to run. ''This failure to finish,'' read a statement, ''provides the opportunity to use new engines in (Malaysia) without ... penalty.''

If they'd completed the lap, both men would've been automatically subject to the FIA's new 'one engine per two races' regulation. BAR's move is likely to be controversial.

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If they'd completed the lap, both men would've been automatically subject to the FIA's new 'one engine per two races' regulation. BAR's move is likely to be controversial.

What do you think? For me
100 marks for tactic planning, but 0 marks for sportmanship.

if FIA didn't take any action, we will only see 8 cars passing the cheque flag, and the rest will retired at last lap (or earlier) in every alternate GP.
 

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i think FIa is surely going to look into this. afterall, having new engine will only give thm more reliability. whn the car performance is canot make it, no matter how many times change engine still the same. canot make it. whahaha
 

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but if your new engine that only need to be last for let says 60 laps in Malaysia, then you can tune to maximise the performance to more extreme.