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#331958
Hammer278 wrote:
vlad wrote:It would be nice if Webber could repeat a good start from India.
I'm more interested in seeing what would happen when Alonso is behind Webber....won't be surprised to see Webber making an 'error' under braking at the very next corner and letting Alonso through. :hehe:
Do you believe that the moon landings were faked?
#331962
Not really...mostly because I like to believe the human species had actually achieved that feat. But one can never be 100% sure.
#331963
Ferrari man 009 wrote:
Nin-Chin wrote:
andrew wrote:
FerrariFan63 wrote:
racechick wrote:Alonso's race pace is usually better than his quali pace. The red bull is still the fastest car but less of a difference I think in the race today. Circumstances make it very very close I think.
I suspect that it will be interesting when Vettel catches Schumacher.
Why?
Cause he knows how to defend
Plus Schumacher is ex-Ferrari, and could do them a favour by trying as hard as possible to keep Vettel behind him for as long as possible!
You are forgetting the main loyalty here and it is not Ferrari. Ferrari pushed Schumi out. Schumi will look after his German countryman and he also hates Alonso.
#331966
schumifan wrote: You are forgetting the main loyalty here and it is not Ferrari. Ferrari pushed Schumi out. Schumi will look after his German countryman and he also hates Alonso.
Or MS might actually race to obtain the best possible result for himself. Which might involve keeping Vettel behind.
#331967
schumifan wrote:
Ferrari man 009 wrote:
Nin-Chin wrote:
andrew wrote:
FerrariFan63 wrote:
racechick wrote:Alonso's race pace is usually better than his quali pace. The red bull is still the fastest car but less of a difference I think in the race today. Circumstances make it very very close I think.
I suspect that it will be interesting when Vettel catches Schumacher.
Why?
Cause he knows how to defend
Plus Schumacher is ex-Ferrari, and could do them a favour by trying as hard as possible to keep Vettel behind him for as long as possible!
You are forgetting the main loyalty here and it is not Ferrari. Ferrari pushed Schumi out. Schumi will look after his German countryman and he also hates Alonso.
I agree with this. Schumacher is seen as a traitor since joining Mercedes, and he has a good relationship with Vettel.
#331968
FerrariFan63 wrote:
Hammer278 wrote:Not really...mostly because I like to believe the human species had actually achieved that feat. But one can never be 100% sure.
Ummm........ I think you'll find that there are a large number of people who are 100% sure.
If we went to the moon in the 60s, we would have weekend trips there 40 years later
#331969
FerrariFan63 wrote:
schumifan wrote: You are forgetting the main loyalty here and it is not Ferrari. Ferrari pushed Schumi out. Schumi will look after his German countryman and he also hates Alonso.
Or MS might actually race to obtain the best possible result for himself. Which might involve keeping Vettel behind.
This is quite the opposite. It pains me to say but he doesn't care now and it shows
#331971
schumifan wrote:
FerrariFan63 wrote:
Hammer278 wrote:Not really...mostly because I like to believe the human species had actually achieved that feat. But one can never be 100% sure.
Ummm........ I think you'll find that there are a large number of people who are 100% sure.
If we went to the moon in the 60s, we would have weekend trips there 40 years later

Ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha.
#331973
schumifan wrote:
Ferrari man 009 wrote:
Nin-Chin wrote:
andrew wrote:
FerrariFan63 wrote:
racechick wrote:Alonso's race pace is usually better than his quali pace. The red bull is still the fastest car but less of a difference I think in the race today. Circumstances make it very very close I think.
I suspect that it will be interesting when Vettel catches Schumacher.
Why?
Cause he knows how to defend
Plus Schumacher is ex-Ferrari, and could do them a favour by trying as hard as possible to keep Vettel behind him for as long as possible!
You are forgetting the main loyalty here and it is not Ferrari. Ferrari pushed Schumi out. Schumi will look after his German countryman and he also hates Alonso.
Ferrari screwed him despite all the success he helped bring them. He should lie in wait for Alonso and take him out when Alonso is away to lap him. :twisted:
schumifan wrote:
FerrariFan63 wrote:
schumifan wrote: You are forgetting the main loyalty here and it is not Ferrari. Ferrari pushed Schumi out. Schumi will look after his German countryman and he also hates Alonso.
Or MS might actually race to obtain the best possible result for himself. Which might involve keeping Vettel behind.
This is quite the opposite. It pains me to say but he doesn't care now and it shows
Can you blame him? 3 years of terrible cars from a team that should know better.
#331974
LRW wrote:
schumifan wrote:
FerrariFan63 wrote:
Hammer278 wrote:Not really...mostly because I like to believe the human species had actually achieved that feat. But one can never be 100% sure.
Ummm........ I think you'll find that there are a large number of people who are 100% sure.
If we went to the moon in the 60s, we would have weekend trips there 40 years later

Ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha.
Can't fault the logic can you? :laugh:
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