Worst crime ever committed in F1?

[crbassassin]

senna's attempted murder of prost

[bhall]

I'm sure no one around here is going to take issue with that. Impossible.

[Giblet]

Some has to be charged and found guilty of a crime otherwise it is just an infraction and dealt with in the rules.

Lets stick with that and not segueing from a racing incident to attempted murder and be reasonable.

[Trocola]

Rev limit. All engines end up with the same bhp (+-10) and that made very boring races


Trocola

[Caito]

Rather than spygate, being stupid enough to take the 700 pages into a photocopier machine in Italy (tifosi, maybe?) that says confidential all over the place.

That thing is worth the effort to buy a photocopier just to scan that pages.

"Hi, can I have a copy of this, please?"..

[SiLo]

I always thought that something was going on with the whole spygate thing. It just didn't seem right that people could be so stupid.

Crashgate has got to be biggest for me simply because of the danger to other peoples lives.

[Shrieker]

I always thought that something was going on with the whole spygate thing. It just didn't seem right that people could be so stupid.

I think there was a whole different deal going on behind the scenes, and that's just what we were fed.

[Pierce89]

Webber's driving in 2011

[F1PuertoRico]

Spa 2008 handed to felipe massa...

[SeijaKessen]

Biggest crime in F1 history is actually the lobbying Ecclestone and his fascist buddy Max Mosely did for the FIA hearing in October 1994...

Y'know...the one where Benetton was supposed to get kicked out of the World Championship because they spent the whole season cheating to win from traction control to launch control to illegally modified fuel rigs to ignoring black flags...

But Mosely in his infinite wisdom felt protecting the German fanbase mattered more than any sense of ethics as it pertained to F1.

Schumacher promptly thanked him by securing the World Championship when he took Damon Hill out of the race at Adelaide.

It was a crime of unprecedented nature because it set the stage for every thing else that followed in the years to come.

[red300zx99]

Crime in F1?!?! There's no such thing. It's war without the bullets

[MIKEY_!]

That's one I haven't heard before.

[PlatinumZealot]

Bernie and his briberies.

[PeteUplink]

Allowing Rupert Murdoch to get his filthy mitts on the F1 television rights in the UK.

[natehall]

allowing Sky to get there Mits on F1 Coverage!

Paying an extra £10 a month on my sky to watch it, but thats just the HD upgrade price.