• Re: "It's ridiculous"

    From Alan@21:1/5 to News on Mon Nov 22 11:46:38 2021
    On 2021-11-22 11:33 a.m., News wrote:
    "Unfortunately there’s a yellow flag — he just didn’t see it," Horner >> told F1 media partner Sky Sports before Sunday's race that saw
    Verstappen start seventh and finish second. "He saw the white one
    (panel), he saw the car, he even saw a green light on the right-hand
    side. I think it’s just a rogue marshal that stuck a flag out. He’s
    not instructed to by the FIA — they’ve got to have control of the
    marshals. It’s as simple as that. That’s a crucial blow in the
    championship for us. We’re now starting P7 at a track you can’t
    overtake at. That is massive.

    "It's ridiculous," the 78-year-old Marko told European media outlet
    Sport1. "The FIA cannot set up a decent marshaling system and tries to
    hide its incompetence by putting it onto the shoulders of the drivers.
    In the digital age, the drivers have everything on the display. And
    there was nothing on the display. And suddenly an inexperienced person
    was waving flags.

    "Then the message came from Masi that it was OK, and at the same time
    Max saw the green light which he thought was for him. It was just an
    unfortunate situation and in my opinion none of the drivers should
    have been punished."


    https://www.autoweek.com/racing/formula-1/a38321253/red-bull-blasts-rogue-steward-incompetence-fia


    The system is flawed.

    But it is fundamental for safety that even the rules of a flawed system
    need to be followed.

    Failure to obey a yellow flag is a serious breach of a safety rule.

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  • From News@21:1/5 to All on Mon Nov 22 14:33:04 2021
    "Unfortunately there’s a yellow flag — he just didn’t see it," Horner told F1 media partner Sky Sports before Sunday's race that saw Verstappen start seventh and finish second. "He saw the white one (panel), he saw the car, he even saw a green
    light on the right-hand side. I think it’s just a rogue marshal that stuck a flag out. He’s not instructed to by the FIA — they’ve got to have control of the marshals. It’s as simple as that. That’s a crucial blow in the championship for us.
    We’re now starting P7 at a track you can’t overtake at. That is massive.

    "It's ridiculous," the 78-year-old Marko told European media outlet Sport1. "The FIA cannot set up a decent marshaling system and tries to hide its incompetence by putting it onto the shoulders of the drivers. In the digital age, the drivers have
    everything on the display. And there was nothing on the display. And suddenly an inexperienced person was waving flags.

    "Then the message came from Masi that it was OK, and at the same time Max saw the green light which he thought was for him. It was just an unfortunate situation and in my opinion none of the drivers should have been punished."


    https://www.autoweek.com/racing/formula-1/a38321253/red-bull-blasts-rogue-steward-incompetence-fia

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  • From geoff@21:1/5 to News on Tue Nov 23 10:07:42 2021
    On 23/11/2021 8:33 am, News wrote:
    "Unfortunately there’s a yellow flag — he just didn’t see it," Horner >> told F1 media partner Sky Sports before Sunday's race that saw
    Verstappen start seventh and finish second. "He saw the white one
    (panel), he saw the car, he even saw a green light on the right-hand
    side. I think it’s just a rogue marshal that stuck a flag out. He’s
    not instructed to by the FIA — they’ve got to have control of the
    marshals. It’s as simple as that. That’s a crucial blow in the
    championship for us. We’re now starting P7 at a track you can’t
    overtake at. That is massive.

    "It's ridiculous," the 78-year-old Marko told European media outlet
    Sport1. "The FIA cannot set up a decent marshaling system and tries to
    hide its incompetence by putting it onto the shoulders of the drivers.
    In the digital age, the drivers have everything on the display. And
    there was nothing on the display. And suddenly an inexperienced person
    was waving flags.

    "Then the message came from Masi that it was OK, and at the same time
    Max saw the green light which he thought was for him. It was just an
    unfortunate situation and in my opinion none of the drivers should
    have been punished."


    https://www.autoweek.com/racing/formula-1/a38321253/red-bull-blasts-rogue-steward-incompetence-fia


    I thought it had been clarified that (other in in Marko's mind) that the marshal was not in fact in error waving the flag at that specific moment.

    geoff

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  • From News@21:1/5 to Alan on Mon Nov 22 15:49:07 2021
    On 11/22/2021 2:46 PM, Alan wrote:
    On 2021-11-22 11:33 a.m., News wrote:
    "Unfortunately there’s a yellow flag — he just didn’t see it," Horner >>> told F1 media partner Sky Sports before Sunday's race that saw
    Verstappen start seventh and finish second. "He saw the white one
    (panel), he saw the car, he even saw a green light on the right-hand
    side. I think it’s just a rogue marshal that stuck a flag out. He’s
    not instructed to by the FIA — they’ve got to have control of the
    marshals. It’s as simple as that. That’s a crucial blow in the
    championship for us. We’re now starting P7 at a track you can’t
    overtake at. That is massive.

    "It's ridiculous," the 78-year-old Marko told European media outlet
    Sport1. "The FIA cannot set up a decent marshaling system and tries
    to hide its incompetence by putting it onto the shoulders of the
    drivers. In the digital age, the drivers have everything on the
    display. And there was nothing on the display. And suddenly an
    inexperienced person was waving flags.

    "Then the message came from Masi that it was OK, and at the same time
    Max saw the green light which he thought was for him. It was just an
    unfortunate situation and in my opinion none of the drivers should
    have been punished."


    https://www.autoweek.com/racing/formula-1/a38321253/red-bull-blasts-rogue-steward-incompetence-fia


    The system is flawed.

    But it is fundamental for safety that even the rules of a flawed system
    need to be followed.

    Failure to obey a yellow flag is a serious breach of a safety rule.


    Uncoordinated or random display of flags is fundamentally unsafe.

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  • From News@21:1/5 to geoff on Mon Nov 22 16:09:26 2021
    On 11/22/2021 4:07 PM, geoff wrote:
    On 23/11/2021 8:33 am, News wrote:
    "Unfortunately there’s a yellow flag — he just didn’t see it," Horner >>> told F1 media partner Sky Sports before Sunday's race that saw
    Verstappen start seventh and finish second. "He saw the white one
    (panel), he saw the car, he even saw a green light on the right-hand
    side. I think it’s just a rogue marshal that stuck a flag out. He’s
    not instructed to by the FIA — they’ve got to have control of the
    marshals. It’s as simple as that. That’s a crucial blow in the
    championship for us. We’re now starting P7 at a track you can’t
    overtake at. That is massive.

    "It's ridiculous," the 78-year-old Marko told European media outlet
    Sport1. "The FIA cannot set up a decent marshaling system and tries
    to hide its incompetence by putting it onto the shoulders of the
    drivers. In the digital age, the drivers have everything on the
    display. And there was nothing on the display. And suddenly an
    inexperienced person was waving flags.

    "Then the message came from Masi that it was OK, and at the same time
    Max saw the green light which he thought was for him. It was just an
    unfortunate situation and in my opinion none of the drivers should
    have been punished."


    https://www.autoweek.com/racing/formula-1/a38321253/red-bull-blasts-rogue-steward-incompetence-fia


    I thought it had been clarified that (other in in Marko's mind) that the marshal was not in fact in error waving the flag at that specific moment.

    geoff


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  • From Alan@21:1/5 to News on Mon Nov 22 13:23:45 2021
    On 2021-11-22 12:49 p.m., News wrote:
    On 11/22/2021 2:46 PM, Alan wrote:
    On 2021-11-22 11:33 a.m., News wrote:
    "Unfortunately there’s a yellow flag — he just didn’t see it,"
    Horner told F1 media partner Sky Sports before Sunday's race that
    saw Verstappen start seventh and finish second. "He saw the white
    one (panel), he saw the car, he even saw a green light on the
    right-hand side. I think it’s just a rogue marshal that stuck a flag >>>> out. He’s not instructed to by the FIA — they’ve got to have control >>>> of the marshals. It’s as simple as that. That’s a crucial blow in
    the championship for us. We’re now starting P7 at a track you can’t >>>> overtake at. That is massive.

    "It's ridiculous," the 78-year-old Marko told European media outlet
    Sport1. "The FIA cannot set up a decent marshaling system and tries
    to hide its incompetence by putting it onto the shoulders of the
    drivers. In the digital age, the drivers have everything on the
    display. And there was nothing on the display. And suddenly an
    inexperienced person was waving flags.

    "Then the message came from Masi that it was OK, and at the same
    time Max saw the green light which he thought was for him. It was
    just an unfortunate situation and in my opinion none of the drivers
    should have been punished."


    https://www.autoweek.com/racing/formula-1/a38321253/red-bull-blasts-rogue-steward-incompetence-fia


    The system is flawed.

    But it is fundamental for safety that even the rules of a flawed
    system need to be followed.

    Failure to obey a yellow flag is a serious breach of a safety rule.


    Uncoordinated or random display of flags is fundamentally unsafe.

    But you can't address that by failing to penalize a driver for not
    responding correctly to a displayed flag.

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  • From Alan@21:1/5 to geoff on Mon Nov 22 13:24:31 2021
    On 2021-11-22 1:07 p.m., geoff wrote:
    On 23/11/2021 8:33 am, News wrote:
    "Unfortunately there’s a yellow flag — he just didn’t see it," Horner >>> told F1 media partner Sky Sports before Sunday's race that saw
    Verstappen start seventh and finish second. "He saw the white one
    (panel), he saw the car, he even saw a green light on the right-hand
    side. I think it’s just a rogue marshal that stuck a flag out. He’s
    not instructed to by the FIA — they’ve got to have control of the
    marshals. It’s as simple as that. That’s a crucial blow in the
    championship for us. We’re now starting P7 at a track you can’t
    overtake at. That is massive.

    "It's ridiculous," the 78-year-old Marko told European media outlet
    Sport1. "The FIA cannot set up a decent marshaling system and tries
    to hide its incompetence by putting it onto the shoulders of the
    drivers. In the digital age, the drivers have everything on the
    display. And there was nothing on the display. And suddenly an
    inexperienced person was waving flags.

    "Then the message came from Masi that it was OK, and at the same time
    Max saw the green light which he thought was for him. It was just an
    unfortunate situation and in my opinion none of the drivers should
    have been punished."


    https://www.autoweek.com/racing/formula-1/a38321253/red-bull-blasts-rogue-steward-incompetence-fia


    I thought it had been clarified that (other in in Marko's mind) that the marshal was not in fact in error waving the flag at that specific moment.

    geoff

    I honestly don't know.

    But it does not matter.

    If the flag is displayed, Verstappen has to respect it.

    Period.

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  • From alister@21:1/5 to Alan on Mon Nov 22 21:56:50 2021
    On Mon, 22 Nov 2021 13:24:31 -0800, Alan wrote:

    On 2021-11-22 1:07 p.m., geoff wrote:
    On 23/11/2021 8:33 am, News wrote:
    "Unfortunately there’s a yellow flag — he just didn’t see it," Horner
    told F1 media partner Sky Sports before Sunday's race that saw
    Verstappen start seventh and finish second. "He saw the white one
    (panel), he saw the car, he even saw a green light on the right-hand
    side. I think it’s just a rogue marshal that stuck a flag out. He’s >>>> not instructed to by the FIA — they’ve got to have control of the
    marshals. It’s as simple as that. That’s a crucial blow in the
    championship for us. We’re now starting P7 at a track you can’t
    overtake at. That is massive.

    "It's ridiculous," the 78-year-old Marko told European media outlet
    Sport1. "The FIA cannot set up a decent marshaling system and tries
    to hide its incompetence by putting it onto the shoulders of the
    drivers. In the digital age, the drivers have everything on the
    display. And there was nothing on the display. And suddenly an
    inexperienced person was waving flags.

    "Then the message came from Masi that it was OK, and at the same time
    Max saw the green light which he thought was for him. It was just an
    unfortunate situation and in my opinion none of the drivers should
    have been punished."


    https://www.autoweek.com/racing/formula-1/a38321253/red-bull-blasts- rogue-steward-incompetence-fia


    I thought it had been clarified that (other in in Marko's mind) that
    the marshal was not in fact in error waving the flag at that specific
    moment.

    geoff

    I honestly don't know.

    But it does not matter.

    If the flag is displayed, Verstappen has to respect it.

    Period.

    & if you recieve conflicting information you obey the one with the
    highest priority/severity



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  • From Alan@21:1/5 to alister on Mon Nov 22 14:02:08 2021
    On 2021-11-22 1:56 p.m., alister wrote:
    On Mon, 22 Nov 2021 13:24:31 -0800, Alan wrote:

    On 2021-11-22 1:07 p.m., geoff wrote:
    On 23/11/2021 8:33 am, News wrote:
    "Unfortunately there’s a yellow flag — he just didn’t see it," Horner
    told F1 media partner Sky Sports before Sunday's race that saw
    Verstappen start seventh and finish second. "He saw the white one
    (panel), he saw the car, he even saw a green light on the right-hand >>>>> side. I think it’s just a rogue marshal that stuck a flag out. He’s >>>>> not instructed to by the FIA — they’ve got to have control of the >>>>> marshals. It’s as simple as that. That’s a crucial blow in the
    championship for us. We’re now starting P7 at a track you can’t
    overtake at. That is massive.

    "It's ridiculous," the 78-year-old Marko told European media outlet
    Sport1. "The FIA cannot set up a decent marshaling system and tries
    to hide its incompetence by putting it onto the shoulders of the
    drivers. In the digital age, the drivers have everything on the
    display. And there was nothing on the display. And suddenly an
    inexperienced person was waving flags.

    "Then the message came from Masi that it was OK, and at the same time >>>>> Max saw the green light which he thought was for him. It was just an >>>>> unfortunate situation and in my opinion none of the drivers should
    have been punished."


    https://www.autoweek.com/racing/formula-1/a38321253/red-bull-blasts-
    rogue-steward-incompetence-fia


    I thought it had been clarified that (other in in Marko's mind) that
    the marshal was not in fact in error waving the flag at that specific
    moment.

    geoff

    I honestly don't know.

    But it does not matter.

    If the flag is displayed, Verstappen has to respect it.

    Period.

    & if you recieve conflicting information you obey the one with the
    highest priority/severity

    Exactly.

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  • From News@21:1/5 to Alan on Mon Nov 22 17:21:45 2021
    On 11/22/2021 4:23 PM, Alan wrote:
    On 2021-11-22 12:49 p.m., News wrote:
    On 11/22/2021 2:46 PM, Alan wrote:
    On 2021-11-22 11:33 a.m., News wrote:
    "Unfortunately there’s a yellow flag — he just didn’t see it," >>>>> Horner told F1 media partner Sky Sports before Sunday's race that
    saw Verstappen start seventh and finish second. "He saw the white
    one (panel), he saw the car, he even saw a green light on the
    right-hand side. I think it’s just a rogue marshal that stuck a
    flag out. He’s not instructed to by the FIA — they’ve got to have >>>>> control of the marshals. It’s as simple as that. That’s a crucial >>>>> blow in the championship for us. We’re now starting P7 at a track
    you can’t overtake at. That is massive.

    "It's ridiculous," the 78-year-old Marko told European media outlet
    Sport1. "The FIA cannot set up a decent marshaling system and tries
    to hide its incompetence by putting it onto the shoulders of the
    drivers. In the digital age, the drivers have everything on the
    display. And there was nothing on the display. And suddenly an
    inexperienced person was waving flags.

    "Then the message came from Masi that it was OK, and at the same
    time Max saw the green light which he thought was for him. It was
    just an unfortunate situation and in my opinion none of the drivers
    should have been punished."


    https://www.autoweek.com/racing/formula-1/a38321253/red-bull-blasts-rogue-steward-incompetence-fia


    The system is flawed.

    But it is fundamental for safety that even the rules of a flawed
    system need to be followed.

    Failure to obey a yellow flag is a serious breach of a safety rule.


    Uncoordinated or random display of flags is fundamentally unsafe.

    But you can't address that by failing to penalize a driver for not
    responding correctly to a displayed flag.


    Uncoordinated or random display of flags is fundamentally unsafe to
    drivers, and is addressed by rostering competent marshals.

    Failing their local availability, refuse to race where competent
    volunteers won't travel.

    Period.

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  • From Alan@21:1/5 to News on Mon Nov 22 14:33:26 2021
    On 2021-11-22 2:21 p.m., News wrote:
    On 11/22/2021 4:23 PM, Alan wrote:
    On 2021-11-22 12:49 p.m., News wrote:
    On 11/22/2021 2:46 PM, Alan wrote:
    On 2021-11-22 11:33 a.m., News wrote:
    "Unfortunately there’s a yellow flag — he just didn’t see it," >>>>>> Horner told F1 media partner Sky Sports before Sunday's race that
    saw Verstappen start seventh and finish second. "He saw the white
    one (panel), he saw the car, he even saw a green light on the
    right-hand side. I think it’s just a rogue marshal that stuck a
    flag out. He’s not instructed to by the FIA — they’ve got to have >>>>>> control of the marshals. It’s as simple as that. That’s a crucial >>>>>> blow in the championship for us. We’re now starting P7 at a track >>>>>> you can’t overtake at. That is massive.

    "It's ridiculous," the 78-year-old Marko told European media
    outlet Sport1. "The FIA cannot set up a decent marshaling system
    and tries to hide its incompetence by putting it onto the
    shoulders of the drivers. In the digital age, the drivers have
    everything on the display. And there was nothing on the display.
    And suddenly an inexperienced person was waving flags.

    "Then the message came from Masi that it was OK, and at the same
    time Max saw the green light which he thought was for him. It was
    just an unfortunate situation and in my opinion none of the
    drivers should have been punished."


    https://www.autoweek.com/racing/formula-1/a38321253/red-bull-blasts-rogue-steward-incompetence-fia


    The system is flawed.

    But it is fundamental for safety that even the rules of a flawed
    system need to be followed.

    Failure to obey a yellow flag is a serious breach of a safety rule.


    Uncoordinated or random display of flags is fundamentally unsafe.

    But you can't address that by failing to penalize a driver for not
    responding correctly to a displayed flag.


    Uncoordinated or random display of flags is fundamentally unsafe to
    drivers, and is addressed by rostering competent marshals.

    I agree. So?

    Do you think that if a driver sees a yellow flag, he should get to
    decide whether or not to obey it?


    Failing their local availability, refuse to race where competent
    volunteers won't travel.

    Period.


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  • From texas gate@21:1/5 to Alan on Mon Nov 22 16:06:56 2021
    On Monday, November 22, 2021 at 3:33:29 PM UTC-7, Alan wrote:

    Do you think that if a driver sees a yellow flag, he should get to
    decide whether or not to obey it?

    Fuck off troll.

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  • From Bigbird@21:1/5 to News on Tue Nov 23 10:17:41 2021
    News wrote:




    https://www.autoweek.com/racing/formula-1/a38321253/red-bull-blasts-rogue-steward-incompetence-fia

    "The Stewards explained that the marshal concerned was doing his job in precisely the manner prescribed in the International Sporting Code."

    You see a yellow flag you slow down. You don't see one when one is to
    be expected you take the blame.

    It's not rocket surgery.

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