Pirelli wins control tyre / Michelin sues FIA

[bowler]

hate to disillusion you jp, but they probably don't care what you want to see.

Irrespective of your views however, the distribution will be handled in a fair manner.

[jparker]

hate to disillusion you jp, but they probably don't care what you want to see.

Irrespective of your views however, the distribution will be handled in a fair manner.

Well, is that "fair manner" means "by the books"? And if yes, can I see it?

[bowler]

if you are a team member you will, and if not no one cares what you think.

[jparker]

if you are a team member you will, and if not no one cares what you think.

... and that's why I respect them so much.

[jparker]

if you are a team member you will, and if not no one cares what you think.

Yes, I know. That's why your "fare manner" means nothing to me.

[bowler]

good.

that's the end of that then

[Helstar]

Sorry Helstar, buy I'm from Missouri, and I need to see process that insures all tyres are the same (centralized, randomized distribution) before I believe it.

I don't see the connection between this and the 'bad' or 'good' ... anyway, do you think that NOW with BFG all is ok and transparent ? (I'm not presuming anything, it's just a suggest to judge every aspect and not only those you want).

[MJW]

French courts have thrown out Michelin's legal actionagainst FIA for awarding the contract to Pirelli. Michelin still dont give up, they are going to appeal.
Meanwhile Citroen big boss has said that Citroen will not quit WRC because Pirelli were awarded the contract. Citroen stick with WRC to 2009, when their contracts with Loeb & Sordo expire.

[1LM1]

That's right and Gilles Michel (Citroën big boss) said that they will stick with WRC AT LEAST to 2009. So probably for a longer time.

I knew that Michelin departure would not change anything regarding Citroën presence in WRC. Now it's confirmed.

[jparker]

http://www.wrc.com/page/News/Breakin...006686,00.html

Not that it matters anymore, but...............