looks like i missed all the fun, from what i've read so far, i can work out that Michelin tyres were not safe to run with the speeds clocked for this round, potential driver danger....
there must be guidelines that the trye manufactures have to follow for F1 seasons? which would have to allow for this GP (higher ave speed). Sounds like Michelin may have had problems producing a trye that would be compeditive at all events if they took into account this round.
i think it should be Michelin that is penalized big time for this one as they would have known that there would be problems with the tyre way before the GP, they have miss lead the teams that are using there tyres are now the public.
i don't think the track should have been changed to make it more of a race, in the big picture bridgestone have followed the rules and sould be able to take the most points away they can from a GP.
the rest of the season is going to be interesting for all teams.
if i was the Bridgestone F1 GM i'd be pushing for a control tyre (bridgestone) next year, even the rest of this season perhaps.
now this all said, if i am way off the mark please disregard this post and i will hold my head low in public for the next week...