Has Ferrari?

Granty · Post 05 Oct 2006, 06:14

Has ferrari ever gone a season with out a win?

Venom · Post 05 Oct 2006, 10:47

Even Jean Todt said that it wasn't a win but a "gift".

zac510 · Post 05 Oct 2006, 11:11

Of course it was a real race, recognised by the FIA. The others decided not to race. How does that make it not a race?
What a stupid question.

Scuderia_Russ · Post 05 Oct 2006, 11:12

Great thread

Tom · Post 05 Oct 2006, 12:27

In the literal sense Indy 1005 was not a race, it was a parade, no one was really going for the win. I'm sure there was a season when Ferrari didn't win a race, what about the mid 90's?

geoclassic · Post 05 Oct 2006, 14:21

I think it was '93. Not 100% sure, but they, Ferrari, didn't win that year.

basrawi · Post 05 Oct 2006, 15:07

90 6 wins,,, 91 92 93 they didnt won any races 94 only one victory,, 95 1 win,,, 96 until now (schumi's time) they won at least one race every season (lot's in fact

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DaveKillens · Post 05 Oct 2006, 15:22

get ready........
Ferrari did not win any races in the following years.
1949, 1950, 1957, 1962, 1965, 1967, 1969, 1973, 1980, 1986, 1991, 1992, 1993.
They only scored one win in these years.
1955, 1960, 1963, 1968, 1972, 1984, 1988, 1994, 1995, and 2005*.
They only scored two victories in these years.
1954, 1958, 1959, 1966, 1971, 1981, 1985, 1987.

http://www.allf1.info/

Spyker MF1 · Post 05 Oct 2006, 17:00

Of course Indy 2995 was a real race it was the other teams that decided not to race and although Jordan and Minardi were never going to win tthey would have been going as fast as they could

pyry · Post 05 Oct 2006, 21:06

what where the cars like in 2995?

DaveKillens · Post 05 Oct 2006, 22:33

By 2995 (Max has kept his body in frozen cyrogenics while his brain is untouched) the engine freeze has resulted in 55 cc four stroke diesels engines with traction control, maximum 16 cylinders, and 2,000 RPM maximum limit. The wheels have been narrowed to 3 cm, and with the 2.75 wide cm groove, makes for interesting handling. With the success of the CDG wing has come the CDG driver, a clone with his left and right brain halves kept separate on top of each sidepod. Luckily, with the decreased speeds, the driver(s)? have enough time to decide to turn or to have their nails done.
The extra weight of all the video broadacsting equipment has raised concerns, and hopefully some of the 3.6 metric tonnes of cameras may be replaced by 3.5 tonnes of the new 3-D laser device in an interest to increase performance.

manchild · Post 05 Oct 2006, 23:06

mini696 · Post 06 Oct 2006, 00:53

The offical history books will show it as such.

West · Post 06 Oct 2006, 05:44

Notice the return of the exhaust in the diffuser

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