Youīve missed one great US GP in 2006 īcause I donīt recall you going so coo coo about it then...Quote:
Originally Posted by ioan
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Youīve missed one great US GP in 2006 īcause I donīt recall you going so coo coo about it then...Quote:
Originally Posted by ioan
It was a disgrace.Quote:
Originally Posted by eu
There is a significant difference, it is not a normal situation - Alonso before the world press with I reckon most of the British journalists there generally hostile to him, having to answer questions without accidentally saying anything that can be used to attack Ferrari?Quote:
Originally Posted by ioan
And you think it is so easy in a language that is not his own?
Honestly it was unpleasant. I understand why Ferrari did it and I am against punishment other than the fine, but it was very ugly and bad for Felipe. Also I missed PR opportunity - Felipe wins a year after his horrendous crash. But maybe they felt that Vettel is threatening the 1-2 and Fernando was, IMO, faster.
Still, what happened is not great for the sport.
Did Alonso whine about Fisichella being faster or what?Quote:
Originally Posted by eu
I do use a language that is not my own for 99% of the time, big deal we all get used to it and after a few months it becomes a reflex.Quote:
Originally Posted by Saint Devote
Language is not an excuse anymore, not in this day of globalization.
After the courts decision the result will be nullified for the reds. I see it as a Seb win today.
we have to wait and see, I think that they may nullify their WCC points. I personally think that the fine is enough. It's their team, after all.Quote:
Originally Posted by Mia 01
Agreed, they will nullifie all their points, afterall, it was the most blatant team orders in the whole decade. F1 is in disarepute.Quote:
Originally Posted by F1boat
And then itīs the legal side of the biznizz, all thoose who betted on felipe, they got a case now.
In a civil court this can go on for some time.
If fearri fix races, why watch?