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Denthúl wrote:Just scrap 2008 and give the title to one of the Super Aguri guys.
bud wrote:From earlier experience the rule (= practice ) goes:Brandz wrote:exactly! a new time line would have existed and everything afterwards would have been different. Anyone seen the butterfly effect that explains it
They cant change it, the if massa won the race then all the next championship races would have been different, whos to say that lewis would have come 5th in brazil, he may have pushed for a win. no way can they change it, they cant predict a championship winner
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headless wrote:Give it to Yuji Ide!Denthúl wrote:Just scrap 2008 and give the title to one of the Super Aguri guys.
bud wrote:had to post this pic from pitpass.comwho's head will be next! thats the question!Meanwhile, in the Place de la Concorde...
bud wrote:had to post this pic from pitpass.comMeanwhile, in the Place de la Concorde...
Brilliant!Brandz wrote:who's head will be next! thats the question!If it's not Nelson Piquet Jr then something is very, very wrong.
Amanda wrote:Wow, this all blew up when I was out today.Me neither, all sort of knew that they'd be guilty but were all hoping the allegations weren't true
I'm not surprised that Piquet, Briatore and Symonds are guilty but I didn't expect it to go down like this.
I mean he was already guilty for the actual crash, than lousy driver and got fired, feels bitter and then snitched on his ex-bosses.I'm not excusing Piquet or anything, but think of it from his point of view. He gets a chance to do what he's dreamed of, but being in Renault turns out to be really difficult. He's a young guy under a lot of pressure, with questions over the continuation of his drive and his future in F1. I'm sure Briatore knows how to play a guy in that situation. So Pique does it, selfishly hoping that it'll help him in the long run. Then he gets fired. Yeah, I'm sure there was some bitterness in there... But then again, in his situation, what would you do? Stay quiet and run the risk of them doing it again? Or get it all out in the open, as it should be? He's not stupid - I'm sure he realised it would reflect badly on him, too.
Brandz wrote:Bernie Ecclestone, not involved in Crash-Gate but a co-owner in a business venture with Flavio Briatore. VERDICT by CVC: Guilty by association. PENALTY: Defendant Ecclestone jumped before being pushed.bud wrote:had to post this pic from pitpass.comwho's head will be next! thats the question!Meanwhile, in the Place de la Concorde...
f1usa wrote:Na Bernie will live on. He is the best!Brandz wrote:Bernie Ecclestone, not involved in Crash-Gate but a co-owner in a business venture with Flavio Briatore. VERDICT by CVC: Guilty by association. PENALTY: Defendant Ecclestone jumped before being pushed.bud wrote:had to post this pic from pitpass.comwho's head will be next! thats the question!Meanwhile, in the Place de la Concorde...
EwmanM wrote:Bernie is immortal!f1usa wrote:Na Bernie will live on. He is the best!Brandz wrote:Bernie Ecclestone, not involved in Crash-Gate but a co-owner in a business venture with Flavio Briatore. VERDICT by CVC: Guilty by association. PENALTY: Defendant Ecclestone jumped before being pushed.bud wrote:had to post this pic from pitpass.comwho's head will be next! thats the question!Meanwhile, in the Place de la Concorde...
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