The Ferrari thread !

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Originally Posted by wedge

No I'm not perfect but people like Schumi and Senna have set the standard.

When Schumi made mistakes it wasn't because he ran out of talent.

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Let's not say stupid things.
No one, in F1, does mistakes because they ran out of talent. These guys are very good and nowadays there is no such thing like a pay driver anymore. They are all very good drivers and if they make mistakes it isn't because of a lack of talent, it's because of a moment of distraction or because they are trying to overdrive the car.

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Originally Posted by ioan

Let's not say stupid things.
No one, in F1, does mistakes because they ran out of talent. These guys are very good and nowadays there is no such thing like a pay driver anymore. They are all very good drivers and if they make mistakes it isn't because of a lack of talent, it's because of a moment of distraction or because they are trying to overdrive the car.

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Right ioan and we call all of the above "Running out of Talent"

However what you are probably trying to say is "There are no Flies on F1 drivers"

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Originally Posted by fousto

Right ioan and we call all of the above "Running out of Talent"

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Just go back to your golf mobile. And take care not to run out of talent.

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Originally Posted by ioan

Let's not say stupid things.
No one, in F1, does mistakes because they ran out of talent. These guys are very good and nowadays there is no such thing like a pay driver anymore. They are all very good drivers and if they make mistakes it isn't because of a lack of talent, it's because of a moment of distraction or because they are trying to overdrive the car.

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Massa 2006 goes off in Bahrain, Monaco qualy (outlap, IIRC) - unforced errors

Last year he span off at Adelaide on the first lap of the race, at the first corner; mystery off at Malaysia, another unforced error.

Unforced errors does not equal overdriving or distraction.

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Originally Posted by wedge

Massa 2006 goes off in Bahrain, Monaco qualy (outlap, IIRC) - unforced errors

Last year he span off at Adelaide on the first lap of the race, at the first corner; mystery off at Malaysia, another unforced error.

Unforced errors does not equal overdriving or distraction.

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Because you say so?!
Who said there wasn't overdriving, distraction, an error or even a problem with the car?! None of them being anything extraordinary in motor racing.
To be honest I'm laughing my ass of at your feeble attempts at looking like a knowledgeable fan. :rotflmao:

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Originally Posted by ioan

To be honest I'm laughing my ass of at your feeble attempts at looking like a knowledgeable fan. :rotflmao:

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And what makes you a knowledgable fan, O mighty one?

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http://sports.in.msn.com/formulaone/...mentid=1313247

Ferrari spokesman has finally confirmed that Felipe Massa's Sepang spin was caused fundamentally by driver error.

Ferrari spokesman Luca Colajanni said of Massa's Sepang incident last Sunday: "He went slightly on the kerb exiting turn six and therefore the car stalled (aerodynamically). As a consequence, he lost the rear in turn seven and spun," he added.

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Originally Posted by wedge

And what makes you a knowledgable fan, O mighty one?

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I didn't even say I am. :laugh:

PS: Why do you need to derail threads with such dribble? Can't you start a thread about how XYZ drivers made errors?! I think ferrari fans would appreciate to be able to talk about Ferrari in here, I certainly would. :rolleyes:

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Originally Posted by ioan

I didn't even say I am. :laugh:

PS: Why do you need to derail threads with such dribble? Can't you start a thread about how XYZ drivers made errors?! I think ferrari fans would appreciate to be able to talk about Ferrari in here, I certainly would. :rolleyes:

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What's the matter, can't handle criticism?

I doubt every Ferrari fan/tifosi share the same opinion, I'm sure they'll disagree from time to time. Just as elements within the Republicans disagreed with Bush and those with in Labour disagreed with Blair.

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Originally Posted by wedge

What's the matter, can't handle criticism?

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No problems with criticism, if it's done with use of cognitive processes.

Massa's mistake in Malaysia wasn't a "random" error, because he was overdriving the car. Why? Because Kimi had pitpassed him and Felipe was trying as hard as hell to try to keep up with him.

A totally unforced error is the spin Schumacher did in USA in 2000 for example. A dominant race lead, got bored, lost concentration, and spun.