I'm terribly disapointed. After the actions of the Ferrari team in the pit lanes this stinks of double standards on the part of the race stewards and the FIA.
If what Ron Dennis said was true about his discussions with Charlie Whiting during the race it's begs the question "whats the point of a race director?"
Now I know Massa didn't gain an advantage in Valencia when he pulled out of the pits but I think they are missing the point, there are numberous people in the pit lane area who aren't protected by a carbon fibre cotpit who could have been seriously injured if an accident had occured. I think in this case the safety of all those around should have been considered to be the priority and an example should have been made.
The same can be said for Kimi's jumping the "lolipop" and injuring his crew. Again surely isn't this unsafe and punishable by the FIA. The sport is by it's very nature dangerous and thats part of why I watch it but for the sort of money many of the drivers are paid I would expect them to be able to keep their cool under pressure and not put their pit crews and other teams in danger through stupid acts.
So we come to todays actions, it seems to me that Lewis pulled out of a move to avoid an accident and continue racing Kimi. I am sure he would have then had to lift off to be able to let Kimi pass again giving up any advantage he has gained - at the end of the day he now has to go from being slower than Kimi to be faster again, no mean feat I am sure. For me again it's about safety. Lewis took the safest route through the corner and both drivers and cars survived to carry on racing. In the long run any advantage was lost anyway when Kimi realised that a wall doesn't have the same respect for him that Lewis did earlier.
Rant over with.
G