He was given immunity, just like Alonso and PDLR in 2007.Quote:
Originally Posted by truefan72
I don't remember about you complaining about this practice 2 years ago.
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He was given immunity, just like Alonso and PDLR in 2007.Quote:
Originally Posted by truefan72
I don't remember about you complaining about this practice 2 years ago.
Mosley wanted Ron Dennis and Flavio Briatore out of the sport. Piquet, Alonso and de la Rosa were able to assist in this and thus were given immunity. The only questions is: Has Max finished, or are there any other enemies?
As, in my case, would those (and this is not directed at your good self) whose opinion changes dramatically depending upon which teams happen to be involved in whichever matter is being discussed.Quote:
Originally Posted by Daniel
Yeah, but I was not talking to you! :p :Quote:
Originally Posted by henners88
You can accuse about any prosecutor and police in the world for exactly that.Quote:
Originally Posted by henners88
Precisely right. But we have had a thread on that sort of matter and the moderators showed no sign of acting, so that's not a discussion for here.Quote:
Originally Posted by henners88
He's running out of time right now, so I think that unless he manages to take down Bernie with a 'coup de maitre' he will stop here.Quote:
Originally Posted by BeansBeansBeans
Maybe it is for the better. From the old boys now only Frank and Ross remain. Frank is unpleasant and cold, but he is not a cheater in my opinion. Ross, I think he is on the edge, but never crossing it. Ross I think is also very smart, smarter than Ron, Flav, or Max. Maybe F1 needs the old boys gone.
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I'll miss Flavio .
Every story needs a good villian .
He was the epitome of corpulent opulence , with his sweaty sunglasses reflecting the latest model to be displayed on his boat in the harbour .
I don't feel particularly sorry for him , as only his TV time will change , not his lifestyle . He's got enough to buy your a$$ , and sell it to the highest bidder , which is precisely what eventually got him in trouble .
Sitting on both sides of the table , as he was , was a plum spot , but the shark pool is smaller now , with more money pressure .
In the tobacco days , it was easy .
One thing that I wonder is , who's idea was this ruse in the first place ?
Was it Symmonds ? Would that be why he didn't cop the same plea as Piquet , fearing he might be fired ?
Was it Flavio ? Given he seems so lost when speaking about strategies , could he have come up with this ?
Was it Piquet ? Could he or his father have intimated that he would do anything to stay with the team ?
Was it Renault ? Could the strategists have seen this and alerted Symmonds ?
This suggestion holds water because Renault , with ING sponsoring the GP , would have wanted desperately to win , especially after a long drought , with talk of manufacturers leaving in the air . And , so far , I've only seen this referenced as reasoning for Flavio to have instigated the scam .
Who thought this up ?
That's a very flawed logic based on bias and nothing else. ;)Quote:
Originally Posted by henners88