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[bud]

as long as the s*** rules are the same for everyone then thats ok

[darwin dali]

With their decision, Williams just added a nice excuse for MS in case he underperforms

[kerc]

as long as the s*** rules are the same for everyone then thats ok

Exactly my point.

[Amanda]

as long as the s*** rules are the same for everyone then thats ok

Exactly my point.

...and mine

I personally hate the no testing rule and sincerely hope they change it next year, hopefully this debacle will make them think it through properly.

[Gaz]

as long as the s*** rules are the same for everyone then thats ok

Exactly my point.

...and mine

I personally hate the no testing rule and sincerely hope they change it next year, hopefully this debacle will make them think it through properly.

Yeh also the likely hood of Massa's accident would of been reduced by testing.

[Gaz]

well thats what you get for Ramming a Williams Car twice Schui

[emma]

From [i]F1 Live:
With Michael Schumacher stepping in to replace the injured Felipe Massa starting with this month's European Grand Prix at Valencia, Ferrari has requested from its fellow Formula One teams a one-time lift on the in-season testing ban in order to allow the famous German to acquaint himself with the current F60 over the course of a single day.

Oh please. If Alguersuari can get in a Toro Rosso having never raced an F1 car before, the great Micheal Schumacher shouldn't be allowed to bend the rules.

Hrm, are he and Ferarri worried about his prospects in the coming race?

EDIT: According to Sky Sports, it's not going to happen -
http://www.skysports.com/story/0,19528, ... 90,00.html

[scotty]

well thats what you get for Ramming a Williams Car twice Schui

Haha, good point!

[Gilles 27]

I'd like him to test because i want him to do well but i don't see how it can be allowed when Alguersuari was denied a test. Plus it's testing millage for the car, which is probably more important to the teams than MS getting track time.

[Gilles 27]

While I agree with their position, I do think it is typical of Williams to be the spoil-sports when most of the other teams don't seem to mind MS testing. As for the Red Bull teams, their position is predictable given that Alguesuari wasn't allowed to test

[darwin dali]

I'd like him to test because i want him to do well but i don't see how it can be allowed when Alguersuari was denied a test. Plus it's testing millage for the car, which is probably more important to the teams than MS getting track time.

They didn't even ask for Algy, so he wasn't denied a test.

[Amanda]

Presumably they didn't ask because it was against the rules for him to test. Ferrari seem to think that the rules don't stand.

[Gilles 27]

I'd like him to test because i want him to do well but i don't see how it can be allowed when Alguersuari was denied a test. Plus it's testing millage for the car, which is probably more important to the teams than MS getting track time.

They didn't even ask for Algy, so he wasn't denied a test.

I read they asked

[bud]

Presumably they didn't ask because it was against the rules for him to test. Ferrari seem to think that the rules don't stand.

Exactly why should they presume to ask when its against the rules, then again STR do use another teams car.....

[Gaz]

Presumably they didn't ask because it was against the rules for him to test. Ferrari seem to think that the rules don't stand.

Exactly why should they presume to ask when its against the rules, then again STR do use another teams car.....

in F1 Rules depend on what team you are.