Then there's the argument for either side. The argument Pirelli is making is that it states in their contract that they can test their tires when they wish. Then, there's the FIA rules, which state that running a car not part of a race weekend is illegal unless it is a car that is two years out of date. However, there is no curent concord agreement that the teams have signed, so there's actually a question of whether the rules have any bearing.
What do I think? Well, I think they shouldn't have mauled the tires in the first place. But, if I was forced to comment on it, I personally think it's fine, there is way too little testing currently, so if Pirelli were to do a test with every team, it would make sense.
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