Ferrari dominates season to secure sixth title
'These are dream results'

Winning spirit at Ferrari!
Ferrari reached another goal in a dominant era when they won their sixth consecutive constructors' world championship at the Hungarian Grand Prix here Sunday. The Italian giants have been at the head of the Formula One field ever since winning their first world title in 16 years in 2000 but this year has already been one of the most successful in their history.

 

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the feat, in-and-of-itself, is un-precedented and simply amazing.

however, it has made the series boring, and frankly, comical.

 

Yawn...

 

Nimesh, foolishness from you does not surprise me, but from Simon? I'm surprised.

I have been Tifosi' for a very long time, a time that included Ferrari not able to win anything, now they are on top and I'm having the honor to see history written, I'm watching something that may never be repeated, I'm seeing it live. How in the hell anybody thinks this is boring is beyond me...

 

doug, close minded-ness from you does not surprise me either....

the sport (any sport) is always bigger than any one team.

i understand your joy for your team, but you're not seeing the forest for the trees.....

 

one guy has won every race but one.

how is that NOT boring?????

 

I can't believe both BARS got lapped...

This was not a great race for BAR. They looked so good during practice and qualifying, but just could not keep it together. And Nabeel, I'll give ya credit on this one, they sneaked up on Renault by one point. It was great to see Fernando on podium, but it was sad to see Trulli out with mechanical issues. And wow, both BARs finished with running engines...

 

You are so wrong it is not even funny...

I'm in a major battle with Renault and BAR. Renault started the year strong and now BAR seems to be coming into their stride. McLaren has been pathetic and now the new car seems to offer up hope. BMW seems to be getting just a bit better too.

Fissi just seems to not have the skills; even the announcers spoke about their surprise that he will be going to Renault in 2005. Webber has got to be so happy to be getting out from under the weight of Jag, and now it looks like Ford may not even come out to play in 2005. It seems like Button has really pulled off the team change, Frank has got to be so happy and Richards has got to be scared about loosing his job. The potential sale of Jordan could bring a new name into the series in 2005 as a Middle Eastern company may buy it out from Eddie....

I could go on, but I won't. I don't think I'm not seeing the forest or the trees. Racing is a multi-complex thing. On one hand winning is everything, on the other hand it is about everything other than winning. I enjoy the entire sport, not just who stands on the center of the podium.

 

that's why I stopped watching F1, it's just a parade of cars to me; at least up front anyways.