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2010 Malaysian Grand Prix

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Old 04-07-2010, 11:38 AM
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Originally Posted by ltc
I disagree. The rule is clear, although there is always discretion given to the race stewards.

In this case weaving to break a draft is no different than weaving to block, since it is obvious that the end result is the same (no pass permitted by the leading car).
Ok so "clear" may not be the right word. "Common knowledge" is may better. It common knowledge about weaving to block. Not as commonly understood about breaking a draft. However that should all be cleared up now. Still I think the stewards made the right call. Issue a warning.
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