How is that wrong?doopie2you wrote:And yet again Luca can't stop making a fool of him self
http://www.autosport.com/news/report.php/id/84876
If this happend to any other team, they would be angry but what Ferrari is doing is making F1 look bad! And because Schumi drives for Mercedes not everyone is agreeing with them.
HE can't handle the facts
Meanwhile those who didn't follow the rules were penalised by the race officials in a way that was less severe than the damage suffered by those who did respect them.
+1 Absolutely. Any considerations about reforming the race order take place after the incident is under control and the track is safe for passing.autogyro wrote:The safety car should be deployed as soon as possible after there is danger on the race circuit.
The issue should not be decided by any race positions or points.
The primary purpose of the SC is to slow the cars down and control them to prevent them from running into an accident or other incident thus making the situation worse.
Any changes to SC regulations should take this primary objective into account.
That extends to the fans as well - they spent years defending the FIA from accusations of bias towards Ferrari yet now they're crying foul. They defend Ferrari's bending of the rules (such as their wheel rims this year) yet bemoan others who manage to gain an advantage.astracrazy wrote:its funny how Alonso doesn't have a problem with 'manipulating' the rules when it gives him an advantage against others
i.e the so called 'promo' video last week
Its not just Alonso, it seems to be the whole mentality of the Ferrari team at the moment (hence Luca crying too).
Nope. They lodged a protest.doopie2you wrote:They accepted the punishment and just tried harder the next race!
Yes, but they quited the protest very fast because else it would have damaged their name! Because of the 2007 Spy incident!timbo wrote:Nope. They lodged a protest.doopie2you wrote:They accepted the punishment and just tried harder the next race!
Nope once again. They lost in Court of Appeal. Two weeks later.doopie2you wrote:Yes, but they quited the protest very fast because else it would have damaged their name! Because of the 2007 Spy incident!timbo wrote:Nope. They lodged a protest.doopie2you wrote:They accepted the punishment and just tried harder the next race!
It's OK, we know you don't like him.autogyro wrote:Lodging a protest is one thing and is completely acceptable.
Motor mouthing in the press by a demented Montezemolo and Alonso wearing sour grapes in the press like a baffoon is not.
You know no such thing.timbo wrote:It's OK, we know you don't like him.autogyro wrote:Lodging a protest is one thing and is completely acceptable.
Motor mouthing in the press by a demented Montezemolo and Alonso wearing sour grapes in the press like a baffoon is not.
It's not that you can appeal when you're caught lying.doopie2you wrote:And then McLaren got punishment, no appeal then!
