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[obiJuanMontoya]

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[yamashek]

Sorry,
my assumption was that they would be in-line with the new parts testing ban, and not be using new parts on the car.

I apologize!

[EwanM]

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WHat a way to announce your arrival on the forum.

[racechick]

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Excellent!! As is your name

[AKR]

here is a pic of AKR


pretty sexy there Kiki

Agreed that is as sexy as me. Except I don't require the restraining jacket.................Well maybe I do in the remote chance Schumi were to lose to the one only person he isn't allowed to lose to. And I am sure you all kmow who that is.

Oh and yeah, Ferrari using 2007 car to test Schumi's fitness. Who is to stop them from using the 2009 car? How will anyone know? Well anyone spying on Ferrari would be able to recognse the difference between an 07 car to a 09 car from a mile. For starters those ugly rear spoilers on 2009 cars stand out from miles away................ So I doubt Ferrari can cheat. Cheating is strickly for McLaren only.

[EwanM]

*facepalm*

[vaptin]

*facepalm*

[McLaren Fan]

Provided there are guarantees that Ferrari won't try to pull a fast one, I've no problems with Schumacher being allowed to test the 2009 car for a day. The Toro Rosso situation is quite different to Ferrari's: it was known for ages that Toro Rosso were looking to have Bourdais replaced, and it was also entirely their choice to put such an inexperienced driver into their car. Ferrari were not looking to offload Massa and bring back Schumacher; Schumacher is only covering because of former's injury.

[headless]

Provided there are guarantees that Ferrari won't try to pull a fast one, I've no problems with Schumacher being allowed to test the 2009 car for a day. The Toro Rosso situation is quite different to Ferrari's: it was known for ages that Toro Rosso were looking to have Bourdais replaced, and it was also entirely their choice to put such an inexperienced driver into their car. Ferrari were not looking to offload Massa and bring back Schumacher; Schumacher is only covering because of former's injury.

Ah well, as long as you have no problem with it.

[McLaren Fan]

Huh? I'm only stating my own opinion.

[yamashek]

Thanks for clearing it up!

[Gaz]

*facepalm*

[EwanM]

Triple featuring a hernia.

[EwanM]

Righteo here are my views on this.

Schumacher shouldn't be given a test day. He should be made to do a straight line test like anybody else.

Rules are rules, they shouldn't be bent just because it's Schumacher. Similar to the sporting regulations, they shouldn't be bent to suit the public opinion at the time.

[McLaren Fan]

I understand that rules are rules; in fact, it's arguably the best argument in this debate. In thinking a little about it, could it not be that the rules are the problem? Ferrari have been hit by unforeseen circumstances, so could a day's testing not be allowed for situations like this?