LRW wrote:andrew wrote:No, it's do what every other team does. It's only fair to those watching who don't have the time or have not had the opportunity to study Italian.
What about people watching in Brazil. Or France. Or Germany. Or Chile? Or Mexico. Are they less important?
Of course not but English is probably one of the most commonly understood languages worldwide. But as I said, all the other teams communicate in English and it is preferred by the if radio communications are made in English. Sort of an unwritten rule to help broadcasters and race stewards.
stonemonkey wrote:You say that 'crying to teacher' like Alonso's the only one to say things he wants to bring to Charlies attention.
Of course they all cry to teacher at times!
I have the solution - ban pit to car radios. Go back to the days of only having a pitboard. Problem solved!
