Movable Floors

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Analysis: movable floor the new buzzword

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Originally Posted by Heidfeldrulez

the "facts" ? :D so now you're reaveling the facts for us , please be kidding :D

as a fact of a matter in a Gazetta Dello Sport interview that Biatore gave at Bologna Motor Show you could read that Renault is a 100% convienced it must have been Ferrari behind the bann. When Bridgestones were fitted on Renault for the first time (in Barcelona that was) it all made sense for them as Bridgestone are just too wide to make the "advanced" version of mass dampers work at all.

mind you, Biatore might just be a tiny bit closer to Formula1 facts than say for instance a rabid rumanian ferrari fan. You're the guy who reads a Brawn interview where Brawn claims he didnt know about any closure in MS' contract (not like Brawn had anything to do with contracts) and you state it as a fact there wasnt any closures...give us a break :D (just for the record I dont think there was that type of closures in MS' contract either, MS was fast enough to beat team-mates. i just think you dont know jack**** about facts of that sort and I tend to go for Biatore's version)

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If you want to believe that Briattore was "convinced enough" as you say, than you might go ahead, but there have been reports that it was McLaren because they could not accommodate the mass-dampers to their car, while Ferrari did it and were already beating Renault fair and square at that moment.

BTW I fail to see what has the size of the Bridgestones to do with the mass-dampers, maybe you can enlighten us with some sound technical explanations to prove your high knowledge of facts. Until than I believe what I think it's right and will try to ignore your bullying comments.

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Originally Posted by pino

To me that it's just a spelling mistake so let's forget it and go back to the topic...thank You :)

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Mistake or not this forum and the discussions around here shouldn't be about one's nationality, even if misspelled, and I count on you to keep it that way.

We count on members to keep a thread on topic when they have already been requested to :cool:

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Originally Posted by ioan

They couldn't figure out anything else so they thought it must be something they can't see, the floor!

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No actually say they saw an extremly complex floor mounting structure while the car was sitting exposed in the pits.

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Originally Posted by Ian McC

http://www.speedtv.com/articles/auto/formulaone/36099/

Reading what it says on Speed, Ron doesn't actually mentions Ferrari or floors, so lets leave that for the press to make 2+2 = 12 :rolleyes:

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BINGO!!! (exactly my senstiments, read the 3rd post of this thread)

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Originally Posted by Mihaici

My friend, first of all it's "romanian", cause the country it's called Romania, you know? And second, to me that sounds like an insult and a little bit racist, don't you think? We, the "rumanians", we'll be happy to accept your apologies.

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Going a little overboard aren't we. What happened to freedom of speech, or would you rather give that up?

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Originally Posted by ioan

BTW I fail to see what has the size of the Bridgestones to do with the mass-dampers, maybe you can enlighten us with some sound technical explanations to prove your high knowledge of facts. .

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yea, its obviously beacause you dont have the slightest clue of how mass-dampers work :D

but go ahead and educate:

http://www.autosport.com/news/report.php/id/55982

and once you're done with that, i can give you another article that offers a rather deep, yet easy to understand technical insight as to how mass-dampers work

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Originally Posted by SteveA

Isn't roo-mania is a form of mental illness suffered by marsupials? ;)

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Don't know mate, i'm not interested on that subject.

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Originally Posted by jjanicke

No actually say they saw an extremly complex floor mounting structure while the car was sitting exposed in the pits.




BINGO!!! (exactly my senstiments, read the 3rd post of this thread)



Going a little overboard aren't we. What happened to freedom of speech, or would you rather give that up?

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No, man, I like the freedom of speech, but I don't understand the simple association of words ("rabid romanian"); to me it sounds like an insult; I don't think that if Ioan would've been italian or german the guy would've said "rabid italian".

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Originally Posted by janneppi

Mihaici, you might want to look up the use of words Rumania, rumanian as they are, ot atleast were common words, not just in English, but in many other languages. ;)

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I know that fact, but I was under the impression that the language that we all use on this forum is the english language. What would happen if everyone would start to use imported words from their respective language? This is an international forum, right?

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Originally Posted by ArrowsFA1

We count on members to keep a thread on topic when they have already been requested to :cool:

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Right. Sorry. Gone overboard again. I just don't stand for unnecesary insults.