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[bud]

did they also have BMWSaubers data aswell in march to protest their moveable floors?????

[Alien_SAP_Fiend]

did they also have BMWSaubers data aswell in march to protest their moveable floors?????

Good question. They say they didn't have Ferrari data, but one of their employees did, so technically they didn't, even though they did. I mean, if he keeps the stuff at home and implements the ideas at work, that's OK, because the actual documents that were stolen were not at Mclaren.

[darwin dali]

They say they didn't have Ferrari data, but one of their employees did, so technically they didn't, even though they did. I mean, if he keeps the stuff at home and implements the ideas at work, that's OK, because the actual documents that were stolen were not at Mclaren.

This sounds way twisted...

[bud]

Well im sure Jean Todt has alot of happy prom files at home but that doesnt make Ferrari all happy, even though Kimi says its a friendlier environment! only 80% of them practise the Ancient Roman male traditions!

[Alien_SAP_Fiend]

Well im sure Jean Todt has alot of happy prom files at home but that doesnt make Ferrari all happy, even though Kimi says its a friendlier environment! only 80% of them practise the Ancient Roman male traditions!

Took me while to work out what you were on about...

[darwin dali]

Homophobia galore - geez!

[bud]

awwwww

[Alien_SAP_Fiend]

I just read a tech article about the Ferrari wheel covers and they don't move with the wheel because they are actually part of the brake duct, which is why they are allowed.

http://www.formula1.com/news/technical/ ... 8/444.html

[darwin dali]

which confirms my earlier statement that they seem not to move. The question now is, how do they achieve that?

[Alien_SAP_Fiend]

which confirms my earlier statement that they seem not to move. The question now is, how do they achieve that?

It's attached to the wheel nut, which doesn't move, either.

[darwin dali]

Ok, makes sense. Why hasn't any other team come up with this?

[darwin dali]

In his supposedly confidential sworn affidavit provided to Ferrari by English lawyers, the Woking based outfit's suspended chief designer specifically named F1 CEO Martin Whitmarsh as well as engineering director Paddy Lowe.

Nevertheless, the revelation could turn out to have serious implications for McLaren - if proven, after the team vehemently declared on Monday that Coughlan's illegal possession of the material 'was not known to any other member of the team prior to the 3rd July 2007.'

Not informing the FIA of suspected espionage is also contrary to the rules.

[bud]

Darwin... always following the Italian tabloids! such a queen
http://www.pitpass.com/fes_php/pitpass_ ... t_id=32147
Heres one for ya!

Ok, makes sense. Why hasn't any other team come up with this?

Ferrari are just that much smarter darwin is that what you want to hear?

[Marco]

Ferrari are just that much smarter darwin is that what you want to hear?

Probably!

Anyone else bored of this saga?