Ferrari has put up a short response to the FIA’s decision concerning the German Grand Prix.
And it may be just me, but it seems pretty dismissive. Here it is, in full:
Ferrari takes note of FIA decision – Now the team focus on Monza GP
Ferrari has taken note of the decision of the FIA World Council, relating to the outcome of this year’s German Grand Prix and wishes to express its appreciation of the Council’s proposal to review article 39.1 of the Formula 1 Sporting Regulations, in light of what emerged during today’s discussions.
Now, all the team’s efforts will be focussed on the next event on track, when the Italian Grand Prix takes place at Monza this weekend.
I suppose the team could be crowing more, and maybe a quick “we’re moving on” is the best policy. But is it too dismissive? Does the World Motor Sport Council deserve a little more “respect,” something in the form of Stefano Domenicali or even Luca di Montezemolo releasing a statement?
