The Ferrari thread !

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Originally Posted by tamburello

Don't ask a reasonable question to a moderator and expect a reply!

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As posted in Feedback Forum I've got a life too so I can't be here 24/7 for replying every post/complain/PM/whatever...

If you're not happy the way I run this place, I suggest you contact the owner of this Board (Mark) and ask him to fire me ;)

Back to Bahrain....

Much better qualifying than I had initially expected, although I still think it is appalling that there are no updates for a track where the team had a full weeks testing pre-season.

The good news from qualifying is that the Brawns don't look anything super-duper anymore. Competitive, yes, but not on a different level to the rest.

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Originally Posted by pino

As posted in Feedback Forum I've got a life too so I can't be here 24/7 for replying every post/complain/PM/whatever...

If you're not happy the way I run this place, I suggest you contact the owner of this Board (Mark) and ask him to fire me ;)

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I have.

Geez, stuck at the back of the line again, 8th and 9th.

Well, Luca, you wanted to come and see how things were going. Now, if it becomes another 'schlepping mule' weekend, you'll have some prime candidates for getting the sack.

Bahrain looks like a points haul.
Ferrari better get their act together or my FGP is screwed.

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Originally Posted by tamburello

I have.

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lmao!

What happened to Massa's car in China?
I never read what exactly went wrong.

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Originally Posted by wedge

Crikey, no bloody aero-updates? Do Ferrari have monkeys developing their cars?

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NOT true at all, Ferrari has found some new mods and a way to motivate kimi:

http://lh3.ggpht.com/_iUqZrtjuOqg/Se...onenki7vv8.jpg




closer, closer, come closer my little friend

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Originally Posted by tamburello

Back to Bahrain....
The good news from qualifying is that the Brawns don't look anything super-duper anymore. Competitive, yes, but not on a different level to the rest.

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Yes, now the Red Bull took their place.

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Originally Posted by tamburello

Back to Bahrain....

Much better qualifying than I had initially expected, although I still think it is appalling that there are no updates for a track where the team had a full weeks testing pre-season.

The good news from qualifying is that the Brawns don't look anything super-duper anymore. Competitive, yes, but not on a different level to the rest.

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Will they have dust in the McLaren ECU in both cars this time instead of water ?

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Originally Posted by F1boat

Yes, now the Red Bull took their place.

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Redbull have developed extremely well. I think they have the edge on Brawn, but only by a hair, the entire field is so tight. Mclaren and Toyota seem to be making steady progress, followed by Ferrari. Renault and Williams have something but they can't seem to capitalize on it, + Renault have been qualifying very light. BMW have a good heavy car, but can't get it to go fast. Toro Rosso need to catch up to their sister team. Force India have a fast driver in Sutil, and I hope they can keep up the development efforts.

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Originally Posted by tamburello

So it would be ok for me to post "Mclaren are a bunch of paedos" in the (currently fictional) 'Mclaren Fan Thread'?

It has no basis in fact, is aimed solely at winding up the Mclaren fans, doesn't add to the discussion but, crucially, it's an opinion so by your reckoning should not only be allowed but welcomed. That's what you are promoting, isn't it?

There are plenty of non-Ferrari fans posting on this thread and they are welcome....so long as they are honest in their posts.

Which should rule out the more obvious Mclaren-apologistas from coming here anyway....which, I note, he hasn't.

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I don't believe that anyone should be uncomfortable with posting in any thread, no matter what 'tactics' are used. And I was (I hope obviously) referring to sensible opinions, not just any old opinion used to wind people up. There is a significant difference.