Bootstrap Framework 3.3.6

[supeindesu]

Again. Where is that rule?

[Lewisfan]

I think Alonso shouldn't have won the championship. He's not the best driver and Renault have done nothing but been reliable and run low fuel loads to get him there.

If we had the old points system this would have never happened.

I really don't like Alonso, but he won fair and square.....I really hate AF and his fans.

[supeindesu]

Hate is not the way... be water my friend.

[Fox Eyes]

If i would be alonso .. i crash into HAmilton...


HAMILTON MAMON SALUDA AL CAMPEON!!!!

only for spanish guys

[Ron Dennis]

A pole position he only had because he blocked his team-mate.

Nobody tells me yet where that rule is on the FIA regulation.

Article 116 B

b) If, in the opinion of the stewards, a driver deliberately stops on the circuit or impedes another driver in any way during the qualifying practice session his times will be cancelled. In this case, a team will not be able to appeal against the steward's decision.

So he got of lightly

Oh and BTW - you can thank me later

[Fox Eyes]

I think Alonso shouldn't have won the championship. He's not the best driver and Renault have done nothing but been reliable and run low fuel loads to get him there.

If we had the old points system this would have never happened.

I really don't like Alonso, but he won fair and square.....I really hate AF and his fans.

hmmmmmmmmm

no coments!!!

hamilton mamon saluda al campeon!!!

[supeindesu]

That rule is about stoppin ON THE CIRCUIT, not in pits...

[Ron Dennis]

¡Alonso es un pene de las vacas!

[supeindesu]

My god, you can't hardly speak in your own language, and still you tries to do it in other one (it could be turkish because that has no sense to me).

[Lewis Hamilton - COME ON!]

"b) If, in the opinion of the stewards, a driver deliberately stops on the circuit or impedes another driver in any way during the qualifying practice session his times will be cancelled. In this case, a team will not be able to appeal against the steward's decision."


read the bolded out part...thats the important bit!

[Ron Dennis]

That rule is about stoppin ON THE CIRCUIT, not in pits...

No it does not

b) If, in the opinion of the stewards, a driver deliberately stops on the circuit or impedes another driver in any way during the qualifying practice session his times will be cancelled. In this case, a team will not be able to appeal against the steward's decision.

Again read the part I underlined. It says nothing about being on the track

you just dont like it when you are shown to be talking crap do you?

[Ron Dennis]

My god, you can't hardly speak in your own language, and still you tries to do it in other one (it could be turkish because that has no sense to me).

What languages i speak I speak - i dont pretend to be multi-lingual whilst using an on-line translator

[supeindesu]

That rule is about stoppin ON THE CIRCUIT, not in pits...

No it does not

b) If, in the opinion of the stewards, a driver deliberately stops on the circuit or impedes another driver in any way during the qualifying practice session his times will be cancelled. In this case, a team will not be able to appeal against the steward's decision.

Again read the part I underlined. It says nothing about being on the track

you just dont like it when you are shown to be talking crap do you?

b) If, in the opinion of the stewards, a driver deliberately stops on the circuit or impedes another driver in any way during the qualifying practice session his times will be cancelled. In this case, a team will not be able to appeal against the steward's decision.

Read the underlined.

[Ron Dennis]

what part of "OR" do you have a problem with?

let me help....

OR:-

or /ɔr; unstressed ər/ Pronunciation Key - Show Spelled Pronunciation[awr; unstressed er] Pronunciation Key - Show IPA Pronunciation
–conjunction 1. (used to connect words, phrases, or clauses representing alternatives): books or magazines; to be or not to be.
2. (used to connect alternative terms for the same thing): the Hawaiian, or Sandwich, Islands.
3. (used in correlation): either … or; or … or; whether … or.
4. (used to correct or rephrase what was previously said): His autobiography, or rather memoirs, will soon be ready for publication.
5. otherwise; or else: Be here on time, or we'll leave without you.
6. Logic. the connective used in disjunction.


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[Origin: 1150–1200; ME, orig. the second, unstressed member of correlative other … or, earlier other … other, OE Ä

[darwin dali]

I kind of understand where you're coming from, however under current regulations surrounding the sport 'monobrow' is the rightful World Champion. However, I do agree that the current points system is a sham - it should be race to win - coming second and getting eight points is overkill.

I think it should be 7 points for 2nd, but keep points for 7th and 8th as it is increasingly difficult to score points when you get the top 6 locked out by McLaren, Ferrari and BMW.

I kinda like that idea.

There used to be a 3 point gap between 1st and second in the pre-1991 scoring system when first got 9 points instead of 10. Don't want the winner to get more than 10 points because 10's a nice round number.

I think the winner should get exactly 11.357 points because 11.357's a nice non-round number