A lot of double standards and jumping to conclusions on this thread.
1. FIA have changed the front wing scrutineering rules before and the Red Bull still passed legal. The insinuation by several members that Red Bull have been running an illegal car and only now have been held to account is false. Something is legal, or it is not. It has always been investigated properly, according to the rules at that particular time, after protests of rival teams, too. Saying Red Bull are illegal now and therefore before is such a jump of logic.
2. Has no other team has pushed the limits only to be disqualified or have parts of their car outlawed? It's been a regular thing for McLaren, Ferrari and Williams in the past. It's part of F1.
Edited by hittheapex, 22 November 2014 - 19:39.