Twitter reacts to Mercedes' potential disqualification

. @LewisHamilton stays the winner of the #ItalianGP following investigation as stewards say there will be "no further action."
— SK Formula One (@SK_Formula1) September 6, 2015

Are they trying to make this investigation longer than the actual #ItalianGP??
— Anuradha Santhanam (@anumccartney) September 6, 2015

CAN THE STEWARDS MAKE THE STUPID DECISION ALREADY?!IT'S BEEN AN HOUR SINCE THE MEETING #ItalianGP
— Aleksandra Birčević (@alexofficial98) September 6, 2015

If it were up to me, car #44 would be excluded for having stupid hair. Technical Regulations be damned. #F1 #ItalianGP
— Ethan Pullen (@Latorataa) September 6, 2015

BREAKING: Lewis Hamilton has been disqualified, for driving with high levels of peroxide #ItalianGP
— Jez a Bell (@Tsarcastic_) September 6, 2015

The masters of deflation!!! #F1 meets #NFL @MercedesAMGF1 and Tom Brady LOL! #ItalianGP https://t.co/68BclzM1Ha
— Monika Sanchez (@Monikink) September 6, 2015

Pressure is rising, surely now it does! #f1 #pressuregate @MercedesAMGF1 #ItalianGP
— Mike Carpenter (@DjMikeCarpenter) September 6, 2015

If it is a slam dunk case it should not take this long. So tell me is Lewis 53 points up or only 28? #ItalianGP #F1
— Kevin (@KevinAholic) September 6, 2015

Come on stewards! I wanna eat food and do things #F1 #ItalianGP
— Navid Rahmani (@nvd_rahmani) September 6, 2015

The stewards must be having tea and biscuits or something...Pathetic... #F1 #ItalianGP
— Rob Myers (@RobLMyers) September 6, 2015

F1 spectators and some rival tyre manufacturers get cheeky after it's revealed winner Lewis Hamilton may be disqualified for being below minimum tyre pressure.

Check your pressure: http://t.co/D2fG4oZIqP
— Michelin (@MichelinTyres) September 6, 2015