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25th July 2010, 15:37
TMorel

Luca Colajanni says Ferrari did not ask Massa to pull over, it was all his own decision, so there we go that puts this subject to bed and we have no need to discuss it any more [phew]
25th July 2010, 15:59
donKey jote

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Originally Posted by ioan

I am fairly convinced that nothing will happen, sadly.

I have got to the point where McLaren seem to me to have much more integrity then Ferrari, at least they have kicked this Spanish scum (driver and sponsors) out at the first chance.

Have they got rid of the Spanish owned sponsors too?
Your Mikey isn´t in Ferrari anymore, cry me a river
boohoo :laugh:
25th July 2010, 16:23
ioan

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Originally Posted by donKey jote

Have they got rid of the Spanish owned sponsors too?
Your Mikey isn´t in Ferrari anymore, cry me a river
boohoo :laugh:

Yes they did given that they never renewed the contract with them.

I am fairly happy that MS isn't there anymore, he Todt and Brawn were all pushed out to make place for the Italians sponsored by the guys who sit in the back of the garage and decide the outcome of the race.
25th July 2010, 17:03
Garry Walker

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Originally Posted by TMorel

Luca Colajanni says Ferrari did not ask Massa to pull over, it was all his own decision, so there we go that puts this subject to bed and we have no need to discuss it any more [phew]

And you think Colajanni can say it public that they ordered Massa to move over?

I hope Ferrari gets banned and Alonso crashes out from every race on from now on
25th July 2010, 17:19
donKey jote

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Originally Posted by ioan

Yes they did given that they never renewed the contract with them.

fair enough then :)
25th July 2010, 17:43
pallone col bracciale

FANTASTICO!!!!! Exactly the result we needed and exactly the actions that Domenicali had to make. At last, he has shown guts.

The people who cry....did they cry when Kovalianen let Hamilton past in 2008?
25th July 2010, 17:49
ioan

:rotflmao:
25th July 2010, 17:56
CaptainRaiden

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Originally Posted by pallone col bracciale

FANTASTICO!!!!! Exactly the result we needed and exactly the actions that Domenicali had to make. At last, he has shown guts.

The people who cry....did they cry when Kovalianen let Hamilton past in 2008?

Dude, really? You cry Fantastico over THIS? Do none of the Ferrari fans have any backbone? I think if Ferrari organized their own little series, where they fabricate every race result, as long as a Ferrari wins, these so called "tifosi" wouldn't mind spending money to watch that.

What a disgrace for a so called "Racing" team. :down:
25th July 2010, 18:06
ioan

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Originally Posted by X-ecutioner

Dude, really? You cry Fantastico over THIS? Do none of the Ferrari fans have any backbone? I think if Ferrari organized their own little series, where they fabricate every race result, as long as a Ferrari wins, these so called "tifosi" wouldn't mind spending money to watch that.

What a disgrace for a so called "Racing" team. :down:

Fully agreed.
25th July 2010, 18:08
pallone col bracciale

I want Ferrari to win.

I do not care if it displeases some nobody.
25th July 2010, 18:17
CaptainRaiden

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Originally Posted by pallone col bracciale

I want Ferrari to win.

I do not care if it displeases some nobody.

Oh I'm sorry, I thought I was talking to a fan of "Racing". Didn't know there are fans of this bloodsucking, corrupt, soulless racing arm of the FIAT group.
25th July 2010, 18:23
PSfan

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Originally Posted by ioan

Quote:

Originally Posted by pallone col bracciale

FANTASTICO!!!!! Exactly the result we needed and exactly the actions that Domenicali had to make. At last, he has shown guts.

The people who cry....did they cry when Kovalianen let Hamilton past in 2008?

:rotflmao:

???

Do you forget what you have already posted in this thread?

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Originally Posted by ioan

I thought I'll start a thread in which Ferrari fans will be able to discuss their opinion about their favorite teams strong points but also shortcomings.

Those who are not Ferrari fans are not welcome to spit their venom around here!

This thread shouldn't be turned into my driver is better than your either, if you want to discuss it do it somewhere else!

It's all about the red team and their good and bad achievements, to be discussed by those who are interested to talk about it in a civilized manner!

Now that all this is clear all the tifosi are welcome to criticize and praise the doings of their favorite team. :)

I am only now shedding my dislike for the team enough to be comfortable enough to post in this thread. But I shouldn't have to remind you that this thread is hardly unique, not so many years ago we had the "only mark webber fans" thread that I respected to stay out of...

In a thread YOU created for sanctuary you shouldn't be ridiculing Ferrari fans
25th July 2010, 18:27
donKey jote

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Originally Posted by PSfan

Do you forget what you have already posted in this thread?
In a thread YOU created for sanctuary

now now, no need to rub his nose in it :)

... you beat me to it :dozey: :laugh:
25th July 2010, 18:30
PSfan

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Originally Posted by henners88

Felipe or the millions of fans who feel cheated when they witnessed a manipulated result here today?

I'm sure Felipe gifted Kimi a few positions and perhaps even a win or 2 in 2007... I think Kimi made some attempt to return the favor in 2008, So after some reflection I am sure Massa will get over it... and maybe next year Alonso might have to return the favor :cheese:

As for the millions of fans, I think they are acting like sheep and are only P-Oed because they are being told to be P-Oed. I'm sure the last 30 wdc benefited by team in some form or another!!!
25th July 2010, 18:38
CaptainRaiden

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Originally Posted by PSfan

I'm sure Felipe gifted Kimi a few positions and perhaps even a win or 2 in 2007... I think Kimi made some attempt to return the favor in 2008

The only win Felipe gifted to Kimi was the Brazilian GP in 2007, which Kimi reciprocated in 2008 at Shanghai. The 2007 Brazilian GP was the last race of the season, and also the title decider, not with FRIGGIN 8 races to go where both drivers have a mathematical chance of winning the title.
25th July 2010, 18:48
ioan

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Originally Posted by PSfan

???

Do you forget what you have already posted in this thread?

I am only now shedding my dislike for the team enough to be comfortable enough to post in this thread. But I shouldn't have to remind you that this thread is hardly unique, not so many years ago we had the "only mark webber fans" thread that I respected to stay out of...

In a thread YOU created for sanctuary you shouldn't be ridiculing Ferrari fans

Yep. Everything changed.
For me they are done, a bunch of crappy spineless losers whom I am happy to dislike.
Maybe I'll start the Ferrari dislike thread too.
25th July 2010, 18:51
pallone col bracciale

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Originally Posted by ioan

Yep. Everything changed.
For me they are done, a bunch of crappy spineless losers whom I am happy to dislike.
Maybe I'll start the Ferrari dislike thread too.

Arrivederci traditore.

You are a Nigel Stepney, I see.
25th July 2010, 18:53
Mia 01

This day ferrari once morre bringed the sport into disrepute.

I´m afrad that the WMSC don´t take it lightly.
25th July 2010, 18:58
ioan

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Originally Posted by pallone col bracciale

Arrivederci traditore.

You are a Nigel Stepney, I see.

Don't get your hopes to high, no arrivederci yet, I'll be around to rub a bit of salt in.
25th July 2010, 19:00
donKey jote

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Originally Posted by ioan

Maybe I'll start the Ferrari dislike thread too.

good idea :laugh:
25th July 2010, 19:01
ioan

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Originally Posted by donKey jote

good idea :laugh:

I see you were very helpful! :p
25th July 2010, 19:14
donKey jote

:D
25th July 2010, 20:32
ioan

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Originally Posted by henners88

Well I'm quite shocked to see sources on the internet with Tifosi caling for Smedley to be sacked for making it obvious that Felipe was carrying out a team order.. WTF? Do these people realise that we saw Massa lifting off the gas and allowing Alonso through. I'm pretty sure I would have noticed a lame overtake like that lol.

Does anybody here think he should be sacked, or maybe he would be right to leave at the end of his current contract? I'd certainly like to see him at Mclaren. Obviously this incident will all be forgotten within the team within a couple of weeks and Smedley and Felipe wll be getting on with the job, but its fun to discuss.. :)

If I had a F1 team I would hire Smedley and Massa without a second thought. I am wondering why don't they simply leave Ferrari to deny them any chance at winning the titles with Alonso and Badoer.
Probably they are looking for a good payout when Ferrari decides to end their contracts.

I don't think the incident will be forgotten so fast. It might even happen again soon.
25th July 2010, 20:38
Mia 01

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Originally Posted by ioan

If I had a F1 team I would hire Smedley and Massa without a second thought. I am wondering why don't they simply leave Ferrari to deny them any chance at winning the titles with Alonso and Badoer.
Probably they are looking for a good payout when Ferrari decides to end their contracts.

I don't think the incident will be forgotten so fast. It might even happen again soon.

Agreed

And sorry to say, Rob will be sacked most likely and i´m afraid that massas contract is also up in the air perhaps.

The mighty fernado.
25th July 2010, 20:57
pallone col bracciale

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Originally Posted by henners88

Well I'm quite shocked to see sources on the internet with Tifosi caling for Smedley to be sacked for making it obvious that Felipe was carrying out a team order.. WTF? Do these people realise that we saw Massa lifting off the gas and allowing Alonso through. I'm pretty sure I would have noticed a lame overtake like that lol.

Any Tifosi who thinks that is, how do you English say?, a "twit".

Apologies if my spelling is not correct.

There was no team order, no instruction. Just information about relative pace that Felipe made a decision about.

Much like how Kova did in 2008 at the same track.
25th July 2010, 21:01
Robinho

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Originally Posted by pallone col bracciale

Any Tifosi who thinks that is, how do you English say?, a "twit".

Apologies if my spelling is not correct.

There was no team order, no instruction. Just information about relative pace that Felipe made a decision about.

Much like how Kova did in 2008 at the same track.

but in that case the team bettered their overall result. thats just practical. Altering the order of the result with no gain for the team and when no driver is the only in the championship hunt is quite different. Same as those saying teams should be pealised for calling off the fight, telling drivers to hold position or "conserve fuel", this is a totally different situation
25th July 2010, 21:06
Mia 01

Will Felipe ever win a race for ferrari again?
25th July 2010, 21:08
Big Ben

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Originally Posted by ioan

If I had a F1 team I would hire Smedley and Massa without a second thought. I am wondering why don't they simply leave Ferrari to deny them any chance at winning the titles with Alonso and Badoer.
Probably they are looking for a good payout when Ferrari decides to end their contracts.

I don't think the incident will be forgotten so fast. It might even happen again soon.

well... HRT needs some compeition for that last spot doesn´t it?
25th July 2010, 21:17
Mia 01

Some drivers with the help of their teams wants to win at all costs, they don´t care about the regulations.

It´s sad that some fans can´t see this.
25th July 2010, 21:17
Shalafi

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Originally Posted by Mia 01

Will Felipe ever win a race for ferrari again?

For sure, if that whining bitch named Alonso has troubles in a race where Ferrari is good. Massa is a very good driver.
25th July 2010, 21:23
Mia 01

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Originally Posted by Shalafi

For sure, if that whining bitch named Alonso has troubles in a race where Ferrari is good. Massa is a very good driver.

Hope so. On his day he is the best, but for now hes forced into a corner.
25th July 2010, 21:25
Shalafi

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Originally Posted by Mia 01

Hope so. On his day he is the best, but for now hes forced into a corner.

At least he WAS best on his day.. still not sure that accident havent effect his ability. But you dont have to be a best to beat Alonso. Just look Hamilton in his rookie year...
25th July 2010, 21:35
ioan

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Originally Posted by Mia 01

Some drivers with the help of their teams wants to win at all costs, they don´t care about the regulations.

It´s sad that some fans can´t see this.

Don't be naive, they all see it, the problem is that they along with Ferrari believe that the others are stupid and can't see it, so they deny everything no matter how clear the situation.
25th July 2010, 21:37
ioan

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Originally Posted by Shalafi

At least he WAS best on his day.. still not sure that accident havent effect his ability. But you dont have to be a best to beat Alonso. Just look Hamilton in his rookie year...

Exactly. The 'mighty' 6 tenths driver got beaten by a rookie and then threw out of the team.
25th July 2010, 21:45
F1boat

They have to deny it, they want to keep the points. Still, Ferrari again risks hard earned points with ridiculous decisions, like in UK when Alonso did not let Kubica pass. Stupid.
25th July 2010, 21:54
ioan

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Originally Posted by F1boat

They have to deny it, they want to keep the points. Still, Ferrari again risks hard earned points with ridiculous decisions, like in UK when Alonso did not let Kubica pass. Stupid.

You're right. They are stupid, incredibly stupid. And this is nothing less then what I expected from this team management.
25th July 2010, 22:14
Mia 01

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Originally Posted by Shalafi

At least he WAS best on his day.. still not sure that accident havent effect his ability. But you dont have to be a best to beat Alonso. Just look Hamilton in his rookie year...

Agreed. I belive teamorders and the best car have helped alonso a bit, elswhere we heard of it.
25th July 2010, 22:52
Mia 01

And, on a serous not, I´m afraid that we will not see Rob any moore in the team.
26th July 2010, 00:49
donKey jote

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Originally Posted by Robinho

but in that case the team bettered their overall result. thats just practical. Altering the order of the result with no gain for the team and when no driver is the only in the championship hunt is quite different. Same as those saying teams should be pealised for calling off the fight, telling drivers to hold position or "conserve fuel", this is a totally different situation

I take it you're not referring to Monaco 2007, where the whole Big Boo Man Saga started :laugh:

[edit]or was it even earlier, when our Jense got the boot from Renault?[/edit]
26th July 2010, 09:39
Robinho

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Originally Posted by donKey jote

I take it you're not referring to Monaco 2007, where the whole Big Boo Man Saga started :laugh:

[edit]or was it even earlier, when our Jense got the boot from Renault?[/edit]

i actualy thought Monac o was a sensible position, Alonso had track position and although Lewis was arguably quicker he was never going to pass and them fighting was only going to end in tears. sensible team decision to hold position. the same should have happened yesterday imo

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