The Ferrari thread !

Ferrari Chief Luca di Montezemolo has made strong remarks regarding Ferrari's future involvement in Formula 1. He insists that Ferrari are committed to Formula 1 as long as there is improvement in the standards of the sport. Ferrari are currently committed to Formula 1 up to the end of 2012 as per the terms of the Concorde Agreement signed earlier this year after the team came closest to quitting Formula 1 than it had ever been after issues regarding cost cutting measures.

But, does No ferrari means no F1???

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Originally Posted by f1indiablog

Ferrari Chief Luca di Montezemolo has made strong remarks regarding Ferrari's future involvement in Formula 1. He insists that Ferrari are committed to Formula 1 as long as there is improvement in the standards of the sport. Ferrari are currently committed to Formula 1 up to the end of 2012 as per the terms of the Concorde Agreement signed earlier this year after the team came closest to quitting Formula 1 than it had ever been after issues regarding cost cutting measures.

But, does No ferrari means no F1???

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I dunno what does this mean - if the rules do not suit us, we quit? :(

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Originally Posted by F1boat

I dunno what does this mean - if the rules do not suit us, we quit? :(

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It's not the first time Ferrari have done this, and it won't be the last.

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Originally Posted by F1boat

I dunno what does this mean - if the rules do not suit us, we quit? :(

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Toys, pram and throwing out. They've probably built a soapbox cart and will show it in a few years from now saying 'look how serious we were about leaving'

Ferrari: A team that gets special treatment from the rulemakers and sport owners, but is quite happy to stick two fingers up at the first opportunity.

Still, with Fred on board, they are a team with a prima donna at he helm and a prima donna at the wheel.......

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Originally Posted by SGWilko

Ferrari: A team that gets special treatment from the rulemakers and sport owners, but is quite happy to stick two fingers up at the first opportunity.

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Good, and only a fool wouldn't do the same given the opportunity.

Racing is about winning, not about being nice.

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Originally Posted by tamburello

Racing is about winning, not about being nice.

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Only one team can win at a time. And if you can only win with assistance.....

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Originally Posted by SGWilko

Still, with Fred on board, they are a team with a prima donna at he helm and a prima donna at the wheel.......

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..............and a prima donna on the podium, yes? :up:

As Max said: "this is not the classical music" but Max didn't see the possibility of the Opera emerging in F1. :p :

Maranello is about to discover what it means to have someone named Michael Schumcher privy to their most secret plans, strategies and tactics become the "enemy".

Is it beyond the scope of a driver that has always been prepared to literally drive other off the track in order to gain, to have in his mind revenge?

I am sure with Todt gone and di Montezemolo the king pin, Schumacher has not forgotten who it was that demolished his Ferrari kingdom and inserted Raikkonen.

And now? The hated Alonso, responsible for the 2005 and 2006 beatings that triggered the di Montezemolo purge, is also the number 1 driver - anticipated to be the saviour of a demoralized Scuderia.

I think Schumacher will attack the Ferraris with the determination and focus that has made him legend.

Beware Italia, the Hun Horde is about to descend once again and no mercy will be shown.

Q: Ferrari fans how would it feel to have alonso 2007 2008 cheat as World Champion ?

http://www.dailystar.co.uk/motorspor...ty-Schumacher/

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But double champ Alonso has issued a reminder that Schuey is the most cited offender ever in F1 – after a series of clashes, crashes and underhand tactics on his way to seven world titles. Spaniard Alonso fingers Schuey for his deliberate collision with former champion Jacques Villeneuve.

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As a winner of the Singapore GP and a racer in the 2007 McLaren, it would be wise if Alonso does not speak about cheating.