Masahiro Hasemi's fastest lap no longer recognised

[Bobby Doorknobs]

Looks like FOM finally caught wind of it and rightfully gave it to Jacques Laffite: https://www.formula1.com/en/results.htm ... -laps.html

[dr-baker]

Looks like FOM finally caught wind of it and rightfully gave it to Jacques Laffite: https://www.formula1.com/en/results.htm ... -laps.html

Boooooo!!!!!!!!

(Still recognised by Wikipedia, however. Not the same though, is it.)

[UncreativeUsername37]

By that logic, the 1986 World Cup isn't finished yet.

Seriously, though, I'm glad this happened. It isn't as if it was uncovered yesterday....

[watka]

By that logic, the 1986 World Cup isn't finished yet.

Do go on...

[UncreativeUsername37]

By that logic, the 1986 World Cup isn't finished yet.

Do go on...

It's quite a feat to still be bitter about something you weren't even alive for....

[watka]

By that logic, the 1986 World Cup isn't finished yet.

Do go on...

It's quite a feat to still be bitter about something you weren't even alive for....

That was "do go on" as in I didn't know what you were referring to. Now I know you meant the Hand of God goal.

[SuzukiSwift]

It was good while it lasted. Too bad Hasemi never sought to pursue a career in F1. He might have been half decent.

[watka]

It was good while it lasted. Too bad Hasemi never sought to pursue a career in F1. He might have been half decent.

Probably would have been the "undoubtedly the best Formula One driver that Grand Prix racing has ever produced"