Did Ferrari cheat in Korea?

Well, maybe -just maybe- Ferrari told Massa to hold people behind him. So what if they did?

Poor Filipe!

A while back he was told to slow down because Alonso was faster than him. Now he's being told to slow down becasue Alonso is slower than him.

No wonder he's doing so poorly in the standings.....no matter what the situation, Ferrari are instructing him to slow down. :p

Either way, it's that end of the season where one driver can win the title and one can't, so no one cares any more.

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Originally Posted by Firstgear

Poor Filipe!

A while back he was told to slow down because Alonso was faster than him. Now he's being told to slow down becasue Alonso is slower than him.

No wonder he's doing so poorly in the standings.....no matter what the situation, Ferrari are instructing him to slow down. :p

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:laugh: :laugh: :up:

No. Is there even a point in bringing this up?

*yawn*

ever since germany, people are picking out the littlest details and calling it team orders, it is the stupidest rule, it is impossible to police

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Originally Posted by Duchess

No. Is there even a point in bringing this up?

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Why yes there is! It just happens to be a really stupid irrelevant one. :dozey:

I think that grandprix.com is so blatantly pro-McLaren, that it is not even funny.

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Originally Posted by henners88

Or could they be pro Red Bull do you think? What makes you think its pro Mclaren?
I'm a regular reader of grandprix.com and they were less than flattering to Mclaren during 2007, and the early part 2009. It rather depends on who is writing the article.

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Does it matter? Mark Hughes wrote something that may well be true. The thing is he is appealing to a segment of the F1 fan base that doesn't get how insulting this is to people that actually follow F1 very closely and realize that this is more akin to being clever than cheating.