- 09 Aug 09, 10:57#141686
If he returns this season will he get special treatment, as surely he will have to prove he can drive after the injures he suffered. 3 months or so out is a long time i think he should be allowed

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irons_4_ever wrote:rules are there to be broken, how is he going to prove his fitThats his and Ferrari's problem....
RA Dunk wrote:Aye!irons_4_ever wrote:rules are there to be broken, how is he going to prove his fitThats his and Ferrari's problem....

Denthúl wrote:He could prove he's fit by driving the first session on Friday. The driver that participates in free practice doesn't have to be the one that qualifies. They would still have Schumacher as an option if Massa was deemed unfit after said session.an even better option.
Longbow wrote:chances are he might not be back until after november so he can test as much as he wants then.Agreed Grab thee a wench.
If hes back before he'll do a straight line test or do what schui did
Longbow wrote:chances are he might not be back until after november so he can test as much as he wants then.Testing is banned until January, I believe.
If hes back before he'll do a straight line test or do what schui did

Denthúl wrote:Really? That's an awfully restricted amount of winter testing.Longbow wrote:chances are he might not be back until after november so he can test as much as he wants then.Testing is banned until January, I believe.
If hes back before he'll do a straight line test or do what schui did

Jensonb wrote:When they were coming up with that rule, did they forget that following the winter testing is some of the only F1-related fun us F1 fans have in the winter months? What happened to them thinking about us?Ya the winter testing is always something to keep the F1 fans going in-between seasons. That ban does kinda suck for us.
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