[Simon Merritt]

For an automated system, you have to set it high enough that it would never catch anyone that didn't actually deserve it. Speaking as someone who recently raced perfectly clean and wasn't overly agressive in passing (what I thought should have been) obvious overtake opportunities in the Toyota GT86 series, I actually got up to a personal record 15 incidents.

And there's no way I should be suspended for that race.

Multiple others? We'll see! But that's what the Protest Form is for. A non-automated process that doesn't use a fairly arbitrary "physics collision with anything" method of trying to detect assholes.

You may not have deserved it Russell but if a suspension was much easier to have surely the standard of driving in that race would be better. For one people would be more cautious and second there would be less people that just don't care racing because they have already been suspended.