ToughGuy wrote: And now he works for Williams.
And Sam Michael works for Mclaren

More scandal !!!

Let us not forget that Jonathan Neale, then co-Techincal Director was also aware that the data existed.


edited by Blake after the Date/Data typo was pointed out.

Just to be clear Neti, that's your take, yes. Because I don't think your theory had been confirmed anywhere has it. I'd forgotten about the details of the Trulli incident. So basically, if Hamilton had held position, all would have been well. Extra naughty trying to say Trulli overtook under yellow...

I'm a bit amused to see Schumacher still rated so highly. Is sportsmanship not a factor in rating sportsmen? Hi, Fiki I know that you are not a Schumi fan by any means, and I understand that. However, I read the OP's question as a ranking of the driver's skill, and in that case, it is quite difficu...

*shaking my head* Here we go again! :lol: Again we see a whitewashing of scandalous actions by McLaren by "misguided" fans and again we see the conspiracy theorist coming out in numbers. McLaren has benefited by FIA & race stewards decisions at times as well as having been hurt by them, as have all ...

OB1, You beat me by one year, I got mine in '70, traded it off for a brand new Comet GT in '71. The 283 in the Chevy was just not enough engine for me with that size a car. It cried for the 396 or the 427. The one you linked to is a '63, I believe...and a 409 was the only way to go in that year, th...

OB1, You beat me by one year, I got mine in '70, traded it off for a brand new Comet GT in '71. The 283 in the Chevy was just not enough engine for me with that size a car. It cried for the 396 or the 427. The one you linked to is a '63, I believe...and a 409 was the only way to go in that year, tho...

http://www.supercars.net/carpics/644/1984_Ferrari_288GTO2.jpg Never been bettered. Dolo.... Great Choice! One of my favorites too. However, there are a few other that fall into my thoughts today... The original Lamborghini Miura http://www.custom-car.us/wallpapers/images/lamborghini/1024x768/Lambor...

Would kill for one of these, maybe that's just me though. http://3.bp.blogspot.com/_c5k0PUZ9zDk/TP_jD6ImFdI/AAAAAAAAAMI/lT-q58SPYu4/s1600/chevrolet_impala_01.jpg Actually, I had a '67 Impala coupe such as you depict. Mine was a light blue metallic and with too little engine, but OMG the room inside...

Come now... some of you seek to find a conspiracy the minute you see the word Ferrari. *shaking my head in amusement" A 10 year retired driver, in a 2 year old car, without current racing tires, on Ferrari Days in Japan. Just what in the world do you think Ferrari can gain that will help with the cu...

Depends... I see your point, everyone wants someone to cheer and boo in the theatre of sport, but a dislike of Ferrari is not just because of a need to have an arbitrary, catoon-esque, Dick Dastardly baddy. It's more (in my case at least) a wellfounded distaste at their power and influence within t...

Our moderating team ain't a gonna be happy campers when they wake up and see this spammer mess.

sharan91 wrote:are these bots ?

I fear they are... could be some tough work for the Mods & the Tech team.

Frikken low lifes who are responsible for these kind of things....

If Ferrari at any times feels that F1 is irrelevant for their marketing purposes, they might well quit F1. Yes, F1 has been their "advertising" for 60 years, but the name is well established, and they could indeed do OK with representation in other sports, such as Sports Car racing... ie LeMans. Tha...

I have been a Ferrari fan since 1961, and have never wavered, though I did share some "love" for the Dan Gurney Eagle team. Even through "drought" years, I still cheered for Ferrari, you McLaren & Williams fans know about that stuff too, don't you. 8) It makes life easier and cheaper. I can buy Ferr...

As seems almost obligatory as an American, I like Vettel and Kimi and a few others. I'm not really concerned with teams, though I enjoy that aspect of F1. In that regard, I suppose I miss the highs and lows of following a team through thick and thin but I have other sports for that. I'd just like t...

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pendulumeffect wrote:Ferrari and F1 would be better if Luca Montezemolo disappeared. He makes Ferrari look cheap and miserable.

I agree. His flashy, tacky image makes my already low opinion of the team much lower.

I am sure he is losing a lot of sleep over that.

My, my.... don't we have some people who are a bit delusional in here. "nobody would miss them"??? :lol: Brabham left, no one missed them? No one missed Lotus? Even Ferrari's most ardent (at least those who are the least bit informed) critics would have to admit that it would be a blow to F1 if Ferr...

1955 season. Fangio Ascari Moss Gonzales Hawthorn Brabham Musso Behra Collins Farina Castelloti Taruffi Villoresi Magioli Herrman Schell Macklin Wharton Chiron Rosier Manzon Salvadori. This has to be pretty close, if not the best. Unfortunately, so many here have little to no knowledge of drivers p...

He (Montoya) was so lucky his car didn´t get wedged under that thing!!!! I never realised they did that, a mobile jet engine with aviation fuel on a racetrack whilst race cars are circulating 8O They have to stop that practice surely, it´s just not safe!!! Hi, HKP... long time no see. I don't think...

Montoya and the jet drier driver were extremely lucky... that could have been so much worse. What an amazing turn of events... Montoya racing to catch up with the field, Jet Driers high on the track cleaning up during a caution...and something breaks on Montoya's car at just that moment and pushes h...