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[Denthúl]

There's no perfect solution. Formula One is both a team sport and a driver's sport, so, for as long as this paradoxical situation remains, this debate will never end.

Indeed, unfortunately that is so.

[racechick]

The Mclaren camp, I hope you recognize how I always say 'camp' and not 'lambs', is alway's defending the notion that they have NO team order's but now you seem to be justifying it's merit's strictly for the benefit of your team? I'm confused by your mentality regarding this subject but I will keep an open mind if offered a reasonable explanation.

Oh, for f*** sake.

McLaren has not team orders at the start of the season and does not use team orders unless: a) both drivers are messing up one another's strategy at certain parts of the race and b) one driver is not in the title hunt any longer. That is not the same thing that Michael Schumacher and Ferrari did from 1996 to 2006.

This is one of the things i find hard to accept. This difference in accepted philosophy. On the one hand you have a team deciding who its winner will be before the season starts On the other you have a team placing its weight behind a driver that by mid season(or later) has demonstrated by driving and point scoring that he is in a much , much superior position to win the championship. One is pre meditated race rigging, one is common sense for a team seaking championship success.

[texasmr2]

The Mclaren camp, I hope you recognize how I always say 'camp' and not 'lambs', is alway's defending the notion that they have NO team order's but now you seem to be justifying it's merit's strictly for the benefit of your team? I'm confused by your mentality regarding this subject but I will keep an open mind if offered a reasonable explanation.

Oh, for f*** sake.

McLaren has not team orders at the start of the season and does not use team orders unless: a) both drivers are messing up one another's strategy at certain parts of the race and b) one driver is not in the title hunt any longer. That is not the same thing that Michael Schumacher and Ferrari did from 1996 to 2006.

This is one of the things i find hard to accept. This difference in accepted philosophy. On the one hand you have a team deciding who its winner will be before the season starts On the other you have a team placing its weight behind a driver that by mid season(or later) has demonstrated by driving and point scoring that he is in a much , much superior position to win the championship. One is pre meditated race rigging, one is common sense for a team seaking championship success.

I'm so I'm not sure who you are agreeing with ?

[racechick]

Im just stating my opinion. You may agree or disagree with it

[texasmr2]

Im just stating my opinion. You may agree or disagree with it

Neutral ground, very wise and perceptive.

[racechick]

Im just stating my opinion. You may agree or disagree with it

Neutral ground, very wise and perceptive.

Thats me. miss Cogeniality