Austrian GP
This is a pivotal moment, because the finishing order of some of the race finishers was changed after the race had been completed.
This is something people in the FA and Bernie Ecclestone wanted to avoid. People going home after a sporting event has been completed, shouldn't arrive home to find the result has changed.
Well, now it has. Not for the podium drivers, but for lower order finishers. this is the thin end of a massive wedge.

"The overall result of the race is being reviewed after a protest by Aston Martin about unpenalised track limits offences, which was upheld.
Organisers said: "An unprecedented situation arose which resulted in all potential infringements not being able to be reviewed during the race. Prior to the submission of a Protest against the result, we had already begun a full review of the track limits infringements, which is ongoing.

"The results will be updated once the review of those which were not able to be reviewed during the race is complete." (BBC)

"The facts have changed", Rishi Sunak

I saw my first GP at Silverstone in 1963. Jim Clark won. I have been an enthusiastic supporter of the sport ever since and I agree that it is most unsatisfactory to see results altered after the race is over.

But, in the drive to make motor sport safer than it was when I started watching, the circuits have been extended to take away the dangerous trees and other trackside furniture that was a potential hazard. Even gravel traps have mostly gone because they were considered a risk.

Circuit limits are defined by the markings clearly visible as white lines on each side of the track. Drivers know they should not cross them and if they do they will be penalised. They even get two warnings before being given a time penalty.

It is interesting that Max Verstappen won the sprint race on Saturday and the Grand Prix yesterday without crossing the lines. He is an exceptional talent and he knew the risk and drove very fast within the limits and the rules.

I dislike seeing results altered retrospectively, but it is not unprecedented in a sport of such fine margins.

Dad and I watched games standing on the muddy slope of the Holmesdale Road end. He cheered and I rattled.

That was a strange one as clattenburg retrospectively knew who was going to win before the game

I hear Sky are looking for a new pundit Elpis. You're right about that corner, thing is Verstappen managed it OK.

Dad and I watched games standing on the muddy slope of the Holmesdale Road end. He cheered and I rattled.

Dull as. Try to keep up to date, but It's just so predictable with stupid rules to attempt to make it safer/fairer/more exciting. It never feels like a fair race with loopholes being exploited at every corner.

"It was a Team effort, I guess it took all players working together to lose this one"

I seem to remember it being full of weird looking blokes, in greasy overalls, many of them with a lit cigarette either in hand or dangling from their lips if busy doing something..... HSA eat your heart out...

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