G.P. in the "Real" World - What Would You Do?

[santosh]

Originally Posted by Andrew Rudolph

I felt that the FIA made the correct decision.......
I found it kind of ironic that michelin had tire problems since they have been dominating the season, and bridgestone has been doing pretty aweful.

I feel that the FIA did make the correct descision. and I had to agree with that second point about Bridgstone Making the fall of Ferrari.

Would it be fair to mess up a teams chances of winning because they were prepared. Rules are rules. I can see why ferrari didn't want the Chicane. Plus, I mean look at Ferrari, if FIA had more GP, Ferrari would have some tires that they could run with and win with because they would have dropped Michelin after the first or second race, and picked up Bridgstone, but rules are rules, That is for another debate. But I do believe that the FIA made the correct descision. I also believe that the fans should recieve some reimbursement from Michelin.

[Kyle Love]

Michelin has made their decision . Attached is a pic of a cartoon that was in the June 21st edition of the Indianapolis Star. For the newest updates referring to the F-1 fiasco please visit http://www.formula1.com for any updates.

[Kyle Love]

I just heard this on the news, Michelin will refund ALL tickets. Great job on their part!

[santosh]

Wow. That is very surprising to me. I am glad the fans got their money back, but I mean come on. I fully believe that Bridgestone should hav ben doing the refunding. They are th ones who came unprepared.

[Kyle Love]

Originally Posted by santosh

Wow. That is very surprising to me. I am glad the fans got their money back, but I mean come on. I fully believe that Bridgestone should hav ben doing the refunding. They are th ones who came unprepared.

Bridgestone was the one who brought the right tire...all 6 of their cars started...Michelin had 0 of 14 cars start, so I am not surprised at all, but I think you just had your tire makers backwards.

[KyleGilbert45]

It's good to here that Michelin has decided to refund tickets. I hear that it's going to be somewhere in the ballpark of $13million dollars. It should also be interesting to see how Michelin (or whoever) is going to implement such a large refund program, since I'm pretty sure this has never been done in the sports/entertainment area.