FIA Decision
Originally Posted by Cypher09,Oct 5 2007, 09:10 AM
I forgot that debating with Ferrari fans always ends in a grandiose scheme to hurt Ferrari.

I always have a good laugh when all you have to play is the "you must be a blind Ferrari fan" card...
Originally Posted by Cypher09,Oct 5 2007, 09:33 AM
Ferrari is desperate to win since they've lost it two years in a row and NS himself said he was looking for a change of pass in life. Sounds plausible to me.
Ok, now you really have to be kidding right?
Remember McLaren did not win a single race last year and have not won a WCC since 1998 - and you're telling me Ferrari is desperate?????
Originally Posted by Cypher09,Oct 5 2007, 10:19 AM
Two me it looks like it was a two way street between MC and NS.
You keep putting your faith in NS - a man that has basically 0 credibility and has denied passing info to McLaren that we clearly have evidence to the contrary....
Originally Posted by matrix,Oct 5 2007, 03:34 PM
Then why has McLaren not gone to the FIA with this?
You keep putting your faith in NS - a man that has basically 0 credibility and has denied passing info to McLaren that we clearly have evidence to the contrary....
You keep putting your faith in NS - a man that has basically 0 credibility and has denied passing info to McLaren that we clearly have evidence to the contrary....
Plus I think McLaren isn't pursuing it because they want to put this all to bed and get on with their whole Fair and Ballanced act.
Originally Posted by Cypher09,Oct 4 2007, 12:39 PM
Ferrari gets way more leeway then any other team in F1.
More evidence Ferrari always get's away with stuff...
Massa Fined
Oct 05, 2007 - 09:44 AM
Ferrari driver Felipe Massa was fined 4,000 Euros for speeding at 80 kph in pit lane.
www.paddocktalk.com
Oct 05, 2007 - 09:44 AM
Ferrari driver Felipe Massa was fined 4,000 Euros for speeding at 80 kph in pit lane.
www.paddocktalk.com
Originally Posted by Cypher09,Oct 5 2007, 03:46 PM
Plus I think McLaren isn't pursuing it because they want to put this all to bed and get on with their whole Fair and Ballanced act.
No way am I buying the argument that McLaren is letting it go for the good for F1.
Originally Posted by matrix,Oct 5 2007, 04:00 PM
I don't buy that for one second...McLaren wants this gone because they know they got off lightly. If there was any chance of them turning this around, they would be after it because there is $100M on the line for them.
No way am I buying the argument that McLaren is letting it go for the good for F1.
No way am I buying the argument that McLaren is letting it go for the good for F1.
Originally Posted by Cypher09,Oct 5 2007, 04:06 PM
they can get back to that whole sterling reputation they like to throw around.

And going back to Hootsama's comments...I would love to see what would come out if Ferrari could scrutinize every aspect of the McLaren....


