Maybe the number of wins would be a better statistic... Mclaren and Ferrari would PROBABLY lead that.Quote:
Originally Posted by ioan
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Maybe the number of wins would be a better statistic... Mclaren and Ferrari would PROBABLY lead that.Quote:
Originally Posted by ioan
McLaren would be the worst option for Kimi, hope that never happens.
There was a quote on the wall in the offices of the Home Office in the UK that said "if you torture the statistics enough they will tell you anything".Quote:
Originally Posted by ioan
The way you have engineered your retort is just that - in order to support your artgument. The universe you have used is too small therefore the picture shown is a distorted one.
This is the reason the beginning I have taken was from the period that Mclaren came into its own as a top constructor and at the same time Ferrari team was literally taken by Niki Lauda and reingineered. At the time he spent six weeks testing from light until dark and lived at the circuit only returning him once a week.
And since 1974, the year this all coincided because 1973 was the year that both Lotus and Tyrrell peaked, never to return to their former glories.
So it was the beginning of a new era and since then the numbers I provide are the facts. Your view or my view is not relevant here because we have 35 years of what actually happened.
I refer you to my original post above on this matter because it encompasses the entire period, not your cherry picked short period.
Lastly, this debate referred to the driver's championship only, not the contructor's. Remember the original question was which team did a driver have a greater probability of winning and I have shown my case and stated that that is Mclaren not Ferrari.
I am not beholden to any team as I do not support teams and never have, I have favorite drivers.
It took me some 30 seconds to 'torture' them to the point to prove that your post has no base.Quote:
Originally Posted by Saint Devote
Total agree!Quote:
Originally Posted by Jarno
Kimi has to stay in Ferrari forever.. :)
I don't know now that Mosley is set to disappear. We could see Ron back and he has always liked Finnish drivers, I mean he's hired four so far.Quote:
Originally Posted by Jarno
I don't agree with Saint Devotes post but everyone is entitled to an opinion. Shouting rubbish because you don't agree, isn't going to change anyones opinion... :)Quote:
Originally Posted by ioan
Just saying :s mokin:
I don't think Ron will come back. Martin has proved more than up to the task. I would imagine Ron is enjoying his new project which he can devote all his efforts to in the road car division or whatever it is he heads these days.Quote:
Originally Posted by DexDexter
You're trying to teach Ioan some manners? Good luck :DQuote:
Originally Posted by henners88
I proved my point with numbers, so it's more than just me agreeing or not. I rest my case.Quote:
Originally Posted by henners88
PS: I do not post to change anyone's opinion, I learned that it's pretty much useless to expect some people to see the light. I only try to put things right when some utterly distort reality.