- 18 Nov 12, 17:44#334697
So Ferrari have done it by changing Felipes gearbox and starts 11th
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spankyham wrote:I don't hate Ferrari nor do i like Red Bull, but my opinion was pretty cleardarwin dali wrote:I think the only brown here is the pants of some Red Bull fans and anti-FerraristasHammer278 wrote:Incredible. They have not learnt a thing even after humiliating themselves in Austria 2002, USA 2002, Hockenheim 2011...they'd never learn I guess.Maybe a little brown mixed in?
If Alonso wins this WDC (Which he wont) this GP is going to put a big black stain on it.

scotty wrote:If Red Bull did the same to either of their drivers I'd still be just as annoyed. I speak as an F1 fan.spankyham wrote:I don't hate Ferrari nor do i like Red Bull, but my opinion was pretty cleardarwin dali wrote:I think the only brown here is the pants of some Red Bull fans and anti-FerraristasHammer278 wrote:Incredible. They have not learnt a thing even after humiliating themselves in Austria 2002, USA 2002, Hockenheim 2011...they'd never learn I guess.Maybe a little brown mixed in?
If Alonso wins this WDC (Which he wont) this GP is going to put a big black stain on it.

andrew wrote:If Red Bull did the same to either of their drivers I'd still be just as annoyed. I speak as an F1 fan.Let me get this right, if Red Bull were creative in their interpretation of some rules, and didn't strictly stick to the intent of the rules then you'd be just as annoyed?




scotty wrote:I mean, i can see why they did it, they have to try to win, that is their job. But this method feels so damn cheap.You put your point fairly, I don't mind others not agreeing with what Ferrari are doing. You might note I did have a "some" in my original post. As far as I'm concerned,it's an absolutely legit move by the team, not even a shade of grey as far as the rules are concerned. I'd do exactly the same thing if I was boss of a team in the same position.

spankyham wrote:Of course I would be if they were screwing one of their drivers like Ferrari are doing (yet again) to Massa!andrew wrote:If Red Bull did the same to either of their drivers I'd still be just as annoyed. I speak as an F1 fan.Let me get this right, if Red Bull were creative in their interpretation of some rules, and didn't strictly stick to the intent of the rules then you'd be just as annoyed?
pilotfriend wrote:It makes a joke out of F1. End of story.+1
Jabberwocky wrote:I think it is clever by Ferrari, and as it is a team sport why shouldn't they do it.Nothing wrong with Massa's gearbox, in fact they aren't even actually changing it. All the team did was break a seal then showed the FiA that the seal was broken - automatic penalty.
This is assuming that there is nothing wrong with Massa's gear box.

LRW wrote:All those moaning about how unfair it is on Massa..... he signed the contract, he knows whats expected on a No.2 driver - Ferrari ALWAYS comes first.You're bolding the wrong part.
Dont get me wrong - i dont agree with it - i think its totally unsporting - and most of all is unfair on the other drivers now moving up a place onto the dirty side of the grid.
BUT I also thought how RedBull took full advantage last race, was wrong. I can agree that what Ferrari is doing can be seen as worse - but still not breaking any current rules - and that was the defence people used for RedBull last race.
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