Alonso and Massa

I'm unhappy that Ferrari can't build a car that doesn't break every other GP, but I wouldn't wish other drivers suffering Mechanical problems at this stage, maybe it's just you reflecting your own wishes onto others?

Besides, what does that have to do with Massa acting like a little child and not take responsibility what he says and does?

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Originally Posted by janneppi

I'm unhappy that Ferrari can't build a car that doesn't break every other GP, but I wouldn't wish other drivers suffering Mechanical problems at this stage, maybe it's just you reflecting your own wishes onto others?

Besides, what does that have to do with Massa acting like a little child and not take responsibility what he says and does?

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Might be the fact that Felipe didn't have mechanical failures for a long time? You can't stop talking rubbish about him because he is doing better than Kimi, that's as clear as possible. :D

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Originally Posted by ioan

Sure, that's why he had to apologize publicly when he realized how stupid he was! :rolleyes:

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Apologising doesn't mean that you are stupid man, come on? :rolleyes:

But apologising is a courage and I am sure Alonso found that it was not necessary to argue with such kind of little boy who always moaning instead of showing actions and losing the race every time he is heading to victory? :down:

Even following the way he has been behaving in weighing room, it showed who he is?

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Originally Posted by F1MAN2007

Apologising doesn't mean that you are stupid man, come on? :rolleyes:

But apologising is a courage and I am sure Alonso found that it was not necessary to argue with such kind of driver who always moaning instead of showing actions and losing the race every time he is heading to victory? :down:

Even following the way he has been behaving in weighing room, it showed who he is?

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I can't decide which one is worse Hamilton or Alonso fanboyism! :rolleyes:

Don't forget Massaism which is not doing you any good. :rolleyes:

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Originally Posted by ioan

I can't decide which one is worse Hamilton or Alonso fanboyism! :rolleyes:

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They say : " IF YOU CAN'T WIN THEM, YOU JOIN THEM" :D

Alonso is 2 times WDC and youngest to win a WDC (Record)
Hamiliton has 9 podiums in his 10 races started so far (record as a rookie)

So what has got Massa as a record?! :eek:

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Originally Posted by ioan

Might be the fact that Felipe didn't have mechanical failures for a long time? You can't stop talking rubbish about him because he is doing better than Kimi, that's as clear as possible. :D

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So it was Massa who screwed up in Silverstone start instead of the car stalling?
Good to know.

Again, what does that have to do with Massa being childish towards Alonso?

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Originally Posted by janneppi

I'm unhappy that Ferrari can't build a car that doesn't break every other GP, but I wouldn't wish other drivers suffering Mechanical problems at this stage, maybe it's just you reflecting your own wishes onto others?

Besides, what does that have to do with Massa acting like a little child and not take responsibility what he says and does?

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With all due respect. While Kimi was at Mclaren, their reliability record was terrible and Ferrari's was brilliant. Now the rolls have reversed and guess who drives for Ferrari now and no longer drives for Mclaren. Coincidence :?:

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Originally Posted by 555-04Q2

With all due respect. While Kimi was at Mclaren, their reliability record was terrible and Ferrari's was brilliant. Now the rolls have reversed and guess who drives for Ferrari now and no longer drives for Mclaren. Coincidence :?:

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Without dragging the discussion more off topic, Most likely a coincidence. Or can you really establish a trend after two DNF and few races?

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Originally Posted by 555-04Q2

With all due respect. While Kimi was at Mclaren, their reliability record was terrible and Ferrari's was brilliant. Now the rolls have reversed and guess who drives for Ferrari now and no longer drives for Mclaren. Coincidence :?:

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Correct me if I am wrong, but my understanding of a certain N Stepney's role within Ferrari prior to MS leaving, is that he was a contributory factor to the development of an ethos that meant quality control and an attention to the minutae of the manufacturing & construction process resulted in Ferrari's legendary reliability.

It is not Kimi that is causing the car to break, it is that Ferrari were so short sighted to sack the one remaining guy that did the team any good.

I tell you, that team will self destruct and become the useless joke that they were in the late eighties/early nineties - you can see it has already begun.