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I don't like stuff like this. Rules are rules, but to disqualify 2 of the top cars just like this after the race kinda undoes the whole story of the race. Additionally, if 2 out of 4 cars fail the test, maybe it's good to test all of them.
But those cars would have been where they are because they might have had an unfair advantage. It seems right to me.
I agree. If the sample has a 50%+ failure rate then maybe it should trigger a wider inspection.