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What's Burning? wrote:If it was kept quiet, why was everyone in Monaco told?And who was the whistle blower?
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darwin dali wrote:What's Burning? wrote:If it was kept quiet, why was everyone in Monaco told?And who was the whistle blower?
darwin dali wrote:Someone mentioned earlier (and I have no idea who said it, and have nothing to back it up), that it was Mr Hamilton at the drivers briefing Saturday night....What's Burning? wrote:If it was kept quiet, why was everyone in Monaco told?And who was the whistle blower?
LRW wrote:darwin dali wrote:Someone mentioned earlier (and I have no idea who said it, and have nothing to back it up), that it was Mr Hamilton at the drivers briefing Saturday night....What's Burning? wrote:If it was kept quiet, why was everyone in Monaco told?And who was the whistle blower?
How could he!?? FIRE him Mercedes!darwin dali wrote:I wrote a letter to Autosport. Lucky guess.What's Burning? wrote:If it was kept quiet, why was everyone in Monaco told?And who was the whistle blower?
Hammer278 wrote:It's probably down to successful politicking. If Mercedes managed to exploit a shady loophole this way (and call it as 'helping Pirelli') all power to them, the rest can just suck it up and deal with it.Too risky a strategy as they full well know how difficult the FIA can be.
Le coeur a ses raisons que la raison ne connaît point. NHcheese wrote:Why would Pirelli ask Mercedes out of all the teams. It was obviously going to spark fury with Red Bull. They should have asked a back of the grid team...Pirelli likely didn't want to be seen to be interfering with the championship so avoided the big 4 (Red Bull, Ferrari, McLaren & Lotus). Plus a smaller back of the grid team may not have had the resources to conduct a test session.
... or maybe McLaren.
andrew wrote:NHcheese wrote:Why would Pirelli ask Mercedes out of all the teams. It was obviously going to spark fury with Red Bull. They should have asked a back of the grid team...Pirelli likely didn't want to be seen to be interfering with the championship so avoided the big 4 (Red Bull, Ferrari, McLaren & Lotus). Plus a smaller back of the grid team may not have had the resources to conduct a test session.
... or maybe McLaren.
andrew wrote:I sincerely apologise for writing something sensible. Please, feel free to go back to idle speculation and McLaren bashing.Who's McLaren bashing?
andrew wrote:6 races does not make a season. 13 still to go.How touching...even McLaren themselves have let go any idea of winning championships this season, but you still have faith...and you're not even a McLaren fan. Just anti-Mercedes I reckon.
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