AKR wrote:bud wrote:missed reading your reply but can assume its more 
head up the arse or head in the sand, either way sums you up to a tea 
Yeah, yeah, yeah blow it all up your arse. You know I am right and the more you insist a conspiracy exists will go to show that your full of shiit. Man I should sing some football songs to you. 
Also note that Lewis Hamilton is actually leading the drivers title and is likely to win it. If a conspiracy actually existed, then the FIA-rrari as you like to call it in your make believe fantasy world, would of easily sorted Lewis Hamilton a long time ago. And believe me if a conspiracy really did exist, they would of done so no matter how good Lewis Hamilton was/is able to perform. Get your head out of you bullpoo fantasy world and face reality. No conspiracy exists. Repeat it 1000 times if need be until you convince yourself. Do it for your own sake, because if you don't. then you will be seen as a SORE LOSER. 
Man I am too good. And on that high I will finish off for the night. Lahko noč. 
Unfortunately I think both of you are too extreme with your Team loyalties, and would consider myself a fan of certain driver's over certain teams. The big problem is that all these arguments of who is faster and what team is better, would all be a mute point had FIA not interfered with the outcome of the races. AKR you've said it in the past Max Moseley has a chip on his shoulder against Ron Dennis, and or Lewis Hamilton. All team and country bias aside Lewis was robbed out of his Spa victory. If the tables were turned and it was Massa, all the Ferrari fans would be saying Massa was robbed. The Stewards at that race made a total shambles of the rules, and took away one of the most exciteing race outcomes I've ever seen. They not only stole that win from Hamilton but they stole that win from every F1 race fan. I don't care what team you are a fan of if you think that was at all fair you need to get your head examined. Charlie Whiting was asked twice if Hamilton needed to give the position back and twice he told the Mclaren team they were OK. Hamilton was much faster than Kimi and would have went by him again somewhere else on the track. ( Not to mention they turned the other cheek and let Kimi run off the race track several times, and attempt to pass under a yellow). Furthermore Massa and Ferrari were gifted the extra point against Bourdais also. The proof is in the Pictures
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Wether this is actually a FIA/Ferrari conspirecy or not will be debated for years (or until someone gets busted
). The truth of the matter is what FIA did with those Extremely controversial calls Is, They left the season open for argument and debate. The question of what Team is better and what driver is better throughout the season, should be decided on the race track, not with Lawyers, and race stewards.
- By hass25
A true fan would not laugh at the misfortune of others.