It seems that people who were tearing max appart for calling Stewart "half wit" missed this, so I thought I'll get their reaction to this one too :p : :
http://www.autosport.com/news/report.php/id/72805Quote:
Originally Posted by autosport.com
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It seems that people who were tearing max appart for calling Stewart "half wit" missed this, so I thought I'll get their reaction to this one too :p : :
http://www.autosport.com/news/report.php/id/72805Quote:
Originally Posted by autosport.com
It's funny, not malicious.
:laugh:Quote:
Q. Who is the most interesting young driver?
BE: Vettel.
Q. Why?
BE: Because he is interesting.
I guess we should ask Jackie if he finds it funny too (not the bit about Vettel, that one was really funny).
“He goes round dressed up as a 1930s music hall man. He's a certified halfwit.”Quote:
Originally Posted by ArrowsFA1
Well, I found Mosley's remark about Stewart funny, but some people with an axe to grind made a big deal out of it, claiming it was malicious because of Stewarts dyslexia, something Max never mentioned.
Now, the thing is, senile people can't spell either, so by rights those who were horrified by Max's remark should be horrified by Bernie's.
That nobody yet is speaks volumes of their in-bred and unfair criticism of Mosley.
Once again, the silence reveals the hypocrites.
;)Quote:
Originally Posted by tamburello
Is the difference here , that Jackie will admit to being dyslexic ?
I think the difference is that Bernie was joking. The interview is humorous and typical of his exchanges with the media.Quote:
Originally Posted by Bagwan
IMHO that is entirely different to Max's open annoyance at Stewart's criticism of the way the FIA handled spygate. Mosley's response was like that of a name-calling bully; fairly typical of someone who will not tolerate views different to his own.
Or it could just reveal that they either haven't posted yet on this thread.Quote:
Originally Posted by tamburello
And who made a big fuss about another dissenting voice, Martin Brundle, before very quietly dropping the case.Quote:
Originally Posted by ArrowsFA1
i had better come over there and start "reality" tv
I agree, anybody who has ever heard Bernie interviewed knows how he likes to play with the media. Compare and contrast to Max who was positively spitting venom at Stewart, Dennis and Brundle at various points last year.Quote:
Originally Posted by ArrowsFA1
Sorry I'm late :wave:Quote:
Originally Posted by BDunnell
Apologies for the unnecessary 'either' in my post.
So , you don't think Bernie is annoyed that people would suggest he chimes in with notice of a drop in pay for himself ?Quote:
Originally Posted by ArrowsFA1
I would suggest that utter ridicule in both cases is founded on both being quite annoyed at what the "senile dyslexic" was saying .
:dozey: Bernie is pi$$ed that the press released details about the Ferrari bribe...
and now people are openly pointing out the outragious percentage of $$$ Bernie's been raking off the top, leaving a pittance for the teams.
:rolleyes: That said... IMO Bernie's annoyed with Stewart, MAD MAX was fluming mad with Stewart... over spygate followed by the sex scandal !!!
Absolutely hilarious, the wee fella has a great sense of homour.
Ah yes, making a big fuss about a dissenting voice before very quietly dropping the case.....Quote:
Originally Posted by BDunnell
http://www.guardian.co.uk/sport/2007...orsports.sport
Seems like that is also a technique used by Stewart. Will everybody who criticised Max for such a response to criticism now please form an orderly queue to do the same to Jackie?
Bernie shows his poor taste even if it was meant to be humorous. People in authority positions should have enough sense to know that they are under a media microscope and therefore, should think before speaking.
(Not that I'm a big JYS fan, but the same courtesy should apply to everyone!)
I'm a little confused.Quote:
Originally Posted by tamburello
Didn't Max / FIA instigate lible proceedings against Brundle.
How is this the same as JYS who didn't sue or drop a case?
You haven't been looking at ioan's "special" web sites again have you :laugh:
It was Bernie himself who did the releasing, not that it was a secret. Okay, the exact figure was not known but if you followed F1 in 2005 it was no way a surprise.Quote:
Originally Posted by trumperZ06
The percentage thing has been an issue since the GPWC days. What makes the difference is that Bernie doesn't fight for his own purse any more, he is fighting for his employers. CVC needs that commercial revenue badly because the F1 Group has a huge dept.
If I'm not mistaken Bernie still owns a share of FOM.
I think only 10% and I'm not sure if he owns it or it's in the name of his estranged wife.Quote:
Originally Posted by ioan
I think the world much too politically correct!
10% of 3 billions is not bad either! ;)Quote:
Originally Posted by Knock-on
That means that 10% of the money the teams are claiming is his (or his wife's :D ) money! :)
That you are a little confused is hardly headline news.Quote:
Originally Posted by Knock-on
Stewart let the world know he was considering legal action....that is pretty similar to starting action then dropping the case. Not exactly the same, but close enough.
In fact, it could justifiably be argued that Stewart is just as full of shyte as is Mosley when it comes to threats of legal action.
It's quite simple when brain cells are employed.
The Formula One Group is a group of companies responsible for the promotion of the FIA Formula One World Championship and exploitation of the sport's commercial rights.[1] The Group is owned ultimately by Delta Topco, a Jersey–based company owned by CVC Capital Partners' funds (approximately 70%) and JPMorgan (approximately 20%). Bernie Ecclestone's family trust owns the remainder apart from small shares held by financial advisers and Ecclestone himself.[2]Quote:
Originally Posted by ioan
"Formula One Group" strictly refers to Formula One Management, Formula One Administration and Formula One Licensing BV,[3] which are subsidiaries of the Formula One Holdings holding company. However Delta Topco owns other Formula One businesses which are referred to in the same way.
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