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racechick wrote:Yep and once again Mosely and his private agenda is right in the thick of it!!F1 a billion dollar sport is run by volunteers! its run exacly like a bloody local Kart club
Proffessional bunch they all sound don't they
sprinter wrote:FIA+FERRARI= BULLESHEETE!!!Who Kimi Raikkonen?
I know who is the real winner at Belgium GP 2008.
Who asked for it to rain in the last 3 laps anyway............. Stupid weather! How about start favouring the red cars for a change weather conditions. Although I was amazed that Felipe Massa didn't lose it not even once. Kimi lost it of course and Lewis Hamilton was all over the place but Massa seemed like he kept it straight the whole way. Not bad for someone who almost everyone considers to be crap in the wet. 
AKR wrote:Haha! Good one. The weather is conspiring against Ferrari. You mark my words, it'll be raining at some point during the weekend. Nasty cheating weather. Deliberately disadvantaging Ferrari due to pro-McLaren bias.sprinter wrote:FIA+FERRARI= BULLESHEETE!!!Who Kimi Raikkonen?
I know who is the real winner at Belgium GP 2008.
FerrariFan63 wrote:ummm so if the weather wants to conspire against us then that would cancel out any cheating by Ferrari when the FIA conspires against McLaren then, right?AKR wrote:Haha! Good one. The weather is conspiring against Ferrari. You mark my words, it'll be raining at some point during the weekend. Nasty cheating weather. Deliberately disadvantaging Ferrari due to pro-McLaren bias.sprinter wrote:FIA+FERRARI= BULLESHEETE!!!Who Kimi Raikkonen?
I know who is the real winner at Belgium GP 2008.
That's about as sensible as some of the McLaren lambs whining.
AKR wrote: ummm so if the weather wants to conspire against us then that would cancel out any cheating by Ferrari when the FIA conspires against McLaren then, right?Depends. I've heard rumours that some wild animals around the track might be planning to knobble Ferrari by running out onto the track at crucial moments.
FerrariFan63 wrote:I thought they were planning to run out and ruin Bruno Senna's race in the GP2 races to guarantee Pantano the title?AKR wrote: ummm so if the weather wants to conspire against us then that would cancel out any cheating by Ferrari when the FIA conspires against McLaren then, right?Depends. I've heard rumours that some wild animals around the track might be planning to knobble Ferrari by running out onto the track at crucial moments.
7UpJordan wrote:That was a practice run to see if it would work for when they now can attempt to use the same technique on the Ferraris at Monza.FerrariFan63 wrote:I thought they were planning to run out and ruin Bruno Senna's race in the GP2 races to guarantee Pantano the title?AKR wrote: ummm so if the weather wants to conspire against us then that would cancel out any cheating by Ferrari when the FIA conspires against McLaren then, right?Depends. I've heard rumours that some wild animals around the track might be planning to knobble Ferrari by running out onto the track at crucial moments.
AKR wrote:Massa didnt have the balls to fight for the win he was too far down the roadsprinter wrote:FIA+FERRARI= BULLESHEETE!!!Who Kimi Raikkonen?
I know who is the real winner at Belgium GP 2008.
bud wrote:Massa didnt have the balls to fight for the win he was too far down the roadMassa was smart enough to concentrate on maximum point's, his word's aswell, which should be commended as he has a WDC too concentrate on. I respect that he had the mental fortitude to realize that a win was not really possible but a second place was a doable deed. Let's not go knocking the guy for having the same mentality as many other past WDC's have had.
texasmr2 wrote:Rob Smedly (or whatever Massa's engineer is called) was on Five Live Formula One saying that he and Massa had decided that it's not the odd points dropped by finishing second or third that will lose them the title, but the zero points from non-finishes. I find it hard to argue with that - particularly when the championship is so close - so although I prefer drivers who go out to win races, if Massa wins the title by driving sensibly good luck to him.bud wrote:Massa didnt have the balls to fight for the win he was too far down the roadMassa was smart enough to concentrate on maximum point's, his word's aswell, which should be commended as he has a WDC too concentrate on. I respect that he had the mental fortitude to realize that a win was not really possible but a second place was a doable deed. Let's not go knocking the guy for having the same mentality as many other past WDC's have had.
McLaren Fan wrote:Massa's decision was a smart one. He knows he can't drive in the wet to save himself and, even if he could, his car would not really allow it.Was Massa not catching Hamilton at the end of the race?
FerrariFan63 wrote:Yes he was but ONLY slightly and Massa's decision to keep up or increase his pace without risking a DNF show's his mentality and maturity as a driver has increased 100% from the last few season's.McLaren Fan wrote:Massa's decision was a smart one. He knows he can't drive in the wet to save himself and, even if he could, his car would not really allow it.Was Massa not catching Hamilton at the end of the race?
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