The Ferrari thread !

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Originally Posted by Mr Alcatraz

http://sports.espn.go.com/rpm/racing...ory?id=5765983

:s ailor: Some people will do anything to get their name in the papers

FM thought that spring hurt his head last season.
Home Boy better be checkin' out " the Grassy Knoll" :erm: :p :
:rotflmao:

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Some people are just an embarrassment to the human race.

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Originally Posted by Mr Alcatraz

New wing?

http://motorsport.nextgen-auto.com/g...nov/019wri.jpg

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Nope, just a poor Photoshop attempt

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Originally Posted by Mr Alcatraz

That is a very busy T-tray

http://motorsport.nextgen-auto.com/g...nov/022wri.jpg

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Not really, there isn't even a milk jug on it......

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Originally Posted by Mr Alcatraz

The Ferrari diffuser looks like it has grown to McLarian proportions :p :

http://motorsport.nextgen-auto.com/g...nov/023wri.jpg

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Great Pics Mr A

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Originally Posted by F1boat

Formula One drivers are humans and it is very difficult not to make mistakes in the heat of the season, so I have to say that all five of the contenders for the championship have done a very good job.

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No they haven't. Michael didn't make so many mistakes in his prime nor did Alain Prost. Alonso did very few mistakes in 2006, the same goes for Räikkönen in 2007. This year has seen a lot of driver errors from top drivers.

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Originally Posted by DexDexter

No they haven't. Michael didn't make so many mistakes in his prime nor did Alain Prost. Alonso did very few mistakes in 2006, the same goes for Räikkönen in 2007. This year has seen a lot of driver errors from top drivers.

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That does seem to be the case. What do you attribute it to?
Lack of TC?

Congratulations to Red Bull and Vettel. Worthy opponents.

Good try from the Ferrari team in the second half of the season :up: They may not have made it in the end, but they gave the fastest car on the grid a bloody good run for its money. Hopefully a better start next year and a couple of trophies as well.

Thanks Ferrari, thanks Alonso anyway, you were just beaten by a better Team and a better/faster driver :up: Time to start working hard and concentrate on 2011 season now...

Forza Ferrari !

What do you Ferrari fans think of the management's decision to bring Massa and Alonso in earlier to cover Webber. Even at that point in race, do you think that was a smart move? Especially seeing how some of the mid-fielders pitted during the safety car period. Surely Ferrari would have known about that!

And what about Alonso's gesticulation post race towards Petrov? He was beaten fair and square. Did you think that was unsportsmanlike? Petrov is paid by Renault to get his car into points, not to let Alonso through, so he was only doing his job. Do you think Alonso still needs some maturing to do? Call it the Latin temperament or whatever, because it seems he reacts awkwardly in situations where things didn't go as planned.

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Originally Posted by X-ecutioner

What do you Ferrari fans think of the management's decision to bring Massa and Alonso in earlier to cover Webber. Even at that point in race, do you think that was a smart move? Especially seeing how some of the mid-fielders pitted during the safety car period. Surely Ferrari would have known about that!

And what about Alonso's gesticulation post race towards Petrov? He was beaten fair and square. Did you think that was unsportsmanlike? Petrov is paid by Renault to get his car into points, not to let Alonso through, so he was only doing his job. Do you think Alonso still needs some maturing to do? Call it the Latin temperament or whatever, because it seems he reacts awkwardly in situations where things didn't go as planned.

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Who knows, I've read they pitted Alonso so early because after MW's pit stop the Australian was going faster and then they were risking to fall behind him too and who knows if Petrov hadn't been a good step team mate like Jaime was a few laps before and just let him go.