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Haas protests Red Bull and Alpine cars

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23/10/2022

Haas has protested the cars of Sergio Perez and Fernando Alonso following today's United States Grand Prix.

Both protests relate to technical infringements which is understood is due to the fact that both incurred damage in incidents but were able to continue whereas three times this year Kevin Magnussen has been shown the black and orange flag, which demands a driver stops for repairs, on three occasions this season.

In today's race Sergio Perez lost a front wing endplate following a clash with a rival, while Fernando Alonso lost a mirror after his clash with Lance Stroll.

"I'm not really happy about what happened out there with the other cars that are losing bits and pieces and don't get called in like we normally do, so we will follow-up on that one," said Guenther Steiner after the race.

The stewards advised that should one or both of the protests be deemed admissible, separate hearings would be heard later today. They later confirmed, that having heard from a Haas representative both protests were indeed admissible.

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1. Posted by Spindoctor, 25/10/2022 12:06

"Herin lies the problem. Too many of the "Rules" have a massive subjective component. In this instance does the already fallen-off endplate make Sergio's car any kind of "danger" to others? Similarly, Alonso's mirror?

YMMV as our ex-colonial cousins would have it..."

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2. Posted by Pavlo, 24/10/2022 12:47

"@Defiant - yes, but rules have to be equally applied regardless of someone protesting or not (or who with how good lawyers protested)."

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3. Posted by Defiant, 24/10/2022 2:00

"It's a fair point. Applying the rules equally HAS to be a priority for this shambles the FIA has always been. It's time they started to do this."

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