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[sagi58]

Just because it wasn't his last team, doesn't mean he's not still a Ferrari legend!!
In spite of not following F1 in the Schumi/Ferrari hey day, he will always be part
of the Ferrari Famiglia!!

[spankyham]

Michael has a special place in the heart of the Tifosi and SF. As Sagi mentioned, possibly more than any other team in almost any other sport, being part of Scuderia Ferrari is being part of a family.

I remember back when it was announced that Schumi would comeback and drive for Ferrari, there was some pain, but there was also joy and wishes that he would have some degree of success - well at least when it wasn't SF winning. Many people may not know this, but, during his 3 years at Mercedes, he would still come and eat in the Ferrari team kitchen during races - his favourite meal was pasta aglio e olio. He was also part of Ferrari special events and fund raisers.

When the chips are down, your family will be there for you - well that's what family means for me anyway. And that's what Schumi is getting now from the Tifosi.

Picture from outside Micheal's hospital ....

[What's Burning?]

Italian food, but he went back for the German beer.

[sagi58]

After the vino!!

[1Lemon]

But before the Pancetta

[spankyham]

Pancetta .....

[sagi58]

But before the Pancetta

After the vino, comes the Tiramisu!!
Pancetta is part of the appetizer!!

[1Lemon]

But before the Pancetta

After the vino, comes the Tiramisu!!
Pancetta is part of the appetizer!!

Pancetta and Tiramisu are literally the worst things Italy has ever done, and I don't even know why I hate them so much because I like the closely related food cousins!

[sagi58]

Pancetta and Tiramisu are literally the worst things Italy has ever done, and I don't even know why I hate them so much because I like the closely related food cousins!

Maybe as far as you're concerned. Pancetta (small pieces of it, anyway) is used in many recipes as a base.
As for Tiramisu, it all depends on the recipe. I've made it for years and all I ever get is requests for seconds.

Out of curiosity, are the closely related food cousins bacon and liqueur-drenched sweets?

[spankyham]

Italian media is reporting Ferraris 2014 car will be released on 23rd or 25th

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[spankyham]

Apparently La Stampa is reporting that Ferrari had passed their FiA crash test

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[1Lemon]

Pancetta and Tiramisu are literally the worst things Italy has ever done, and I don't even know why I hate them so much because I like the closely related food cousins!

Maybe as far as you're concerned. Pancetta (small pieces of it, anyway) is used in many recipes as a base.
As for Tiramisu, it all depends on the recipe. I've made it for years and all I ever get is requests for seconds.

Out of curiosity, are the closely related food cousins bacon and liqueur-drenched sweets?

Can't beat some boozed up Worthers Originals

Bacon and any desert with alcohol in it are the close cousins.

[sagi58]

Out of curiosity, are the closely related food cousins bacon and liqueur-drenched sweets?

Bacon and any desert with alcohol in it are the close cousins.

And, she does it again!!

[spankyham]

A nice thought for the Tifosi moving into the start of the 2014 season .....
It really was a beautiful looking car to boot

 wrote:">It happened today – 14 January

On 14th January, the F2007 was unveiled in Maranello. It was the last car to date to take a Ferrari driver, Kimi Raikkonen to be precise, to the world championship crown.

The car won 9 of the 17 races, six of them – Australia, France, Great Britain, Belgium, China and Brazil – with Kimi and three – Bahrain, Spain and Turkey – with his team-mate, Felipe Massa. On top of that, there were a further 13 podium finishes, for a total of 22 out of a total of 34, as well as 29 finishes in the top eight, accumulating 204 points, which meant the the Scuderia took the Constructors’ title, the last time the team won both championships. Apart from this, the F2007 secured 9 pole positions and 12 fastest race laps, confirming that it really was an amazing car.

[sagi58]

, AJN wrote:">Ferrari not ditching pullrod front suspension layout for 2014

Reports that Ferrari has ditched its innovative pullrod front suspension layout for their 2014 car were apparently wide of the mark.

In late November, Autosprint reported that the Maranello team had “almost certainly” decided to revert to the more conventional pushrod for its new V6-powered car, used by every other team except struggling McLaren in 2013.

Indeed, jjust last week, the authoritative Formula 1 technical illustrator, Giorgio Piola, agreed that his sources also said that Ferrari – third in last year’s Constructors’ Championship – would not have pullrod suspension this year.

“Usually the information from Giorgio Piola is bulletproof,” said Tobias Gruner, correspondent for Germany’s Auto Motor und Sport. ”But even the best-connected experts are apparently also sometimes fed false information.”