The Ferrari thread !

A personal insult. Thank you.

Evidently, you cannot debate. I think it is best to ignore your type.

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Originally Posted by Parabolica

A personal insult. Thank you.

Evidently, you cannot debate. I think it is best to ignore your type.

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Tamb' for sure. :up: :s nore: :cool:

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Originally Posted by Parabolica

A personal insult. Thank you.

Evidently, you cannot debate. I think it is best to ignore your type.

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Wow. You've managed to silence him. Lmao. :D
Fast and efficient as well.

As Ioan would ejacuate:
"Cry me a river"
freakin' Pizza delivery boyz
:s ailor:

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Originally Posted by dj_bytedisaster

Let me google that for you it's not that hard, is it.

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Thank you very much.
All over the media indeed :laugh: .
go away

My fear is that the second half of this season is another 1991.

So much potential and promise ruined by poor management, and the prize asset scapegoated.

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Originally Posted by Taz

Ferrari, de test en Magny Cours

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Ferrari is making three-day 'test' in Magny Cours to try to regain lost competitiveness, according to Gazzetta dello Sport.

Pedro de la Rosa will run the wheel of a Ferrari F150, used by the Italian team two seasons ago and tires that are not currently used in order to not incur a sports irregularity.

The regulation prohibits conduct tests during the season only if cars are used the current season or earlier.

Nor is it possible to use new parts. In fact, there is a special version of F1 tires, called 'demo, intended for' filming day ', the days when the teams come out onto the track to shoot commercials, or the' road show '.

This test or 'collaudo' was already planned after poor results at Silverstone and Nurburgring Ferrari and the FIA &#8203]

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I can't hear about the wind tunnel calibration anymore. They're used that excuse for three years now! :angryfire

Despite Ferrari falling off the pace against Mercedes, Red Bull and Lotus, Fernando will still fight tooth and nail and be up there come the end of the season. He may not be my favourite driver by some margin, but he certainly is the class of the current field of drivers. He's pure class :)

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Originally Posted by 555-04Q2

Despite Ferrari falling off the pace against Mercedes, Red Bull and Lotus, Fernando will still fight tooth and nail and be up there come the end of the season. He may not be my favourite driver by some margin, but he certainly is the class of the current field of drivers. He's pure class :)

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Based on this years performances, I can't see why one would consider him any better than Hamilton or Kimi, but those three are indeed the class of the field very clearly.