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21st December 2007, 13:07 #81
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Originally Posted by ArrowsFA1Opinions are like ar5eholes, everyone has one.
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21st December 2007, 14:06 #82
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Originally Posted by ArrowsFA1
McLaren = Evil (I would also add stupid to that). Ferrari = Good
Originally Posted by ArrowsFA1Michael Schumacher The Best Ever F1 Driver
Everything I post is my own opinion and I\'ll always try to back it up! :)
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21st December 2007, 14:07 #83Originally Posted by SGWilkoOriginally Posted by ArrowsFA1
Since that's the Mclaren approach, I'm sure it will do for their biggest refusenik.
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21st December 2007, 14:14 #84Originally Posted by ArrowsFA1
You are fooling no one but yourself.
The Mclaren statement admits that the team and team personnel lied to the FIA and Ferrari.
Read it again - http://www.formula1.com/news/headlin...7/12/7176.html
McLaren’s statement in full:
“As a result of the investigations carried out by the Federation Internationale de l'Automobile it has become clear that Ferrari information was more widely disseminated within McLaren than was previously communicated. McLaren greatly regrets that its own investigations did not identify this material and has written to the World Motor Sport Council to apologise for this.
“McLaren has written a letter to the FIA which in the interests of transparency it is publishing with this press statement. That letter speaks for itself and the sentiments expressed in it are sincerely held by McLaren. McLaren has also written to the World Motor Sport Council to apologise that it has taken an FIA investigation to find this information and have expressed our deep regret that our understanding of the facts was improved as a result of the FIA inspection rather than our own investigations. McLaren has recognised that this entire situation could have been avoided if we had informed Ferrari and the FIA about Nigel Stepney's first communication when it came to our attention. We are, of course, embarrassed by the successive disclosures and have apologised unreservedly to the FIA World Motor Sport Council.
“To avoid even the possibility of Ferrari information influencing our performance during 2008, McLaren has offered a set of detailed undertakings to the FIA which will impose a moratorium on development in relation to three separate systems. During the course of these incidents, McLaren has conducted a thorough review of its policies and procedures regarding the recruitment and management of staff. The proposals arising from this thorough review have been disclosed to the FIA and McLaren has agreed to demonstrate that all of these policies and procedures have been fully implemented.
“McLaren wish to make a public apology to the FIA, Ferrari, the Formula 1 community and to Formula 1 fans throughout the world and offer their assurance that changes are now being made which will ensure that nothing comparable to what has taken place will ever happen again. McLaren have also agreed to pay the costs incurred by the FIA for their investigation.
“McLaren now wishes to put these matters behind it and to move forward focusing on the 2008 season.”
The attacks on a team who systematically lied throughout the season are wholly deserved, as is my utter contempt for your whole denial-based statement.
To those who can recognise the disgrace that Mclaren have brought on themselves and the sport I offer a 'Happy New Year'
To those still in denial all I can offer is my deepest sympathy for their moral bankruptcy.
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21st December 2007, 14:57 #85
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Originally Posted by tamburello
Our opinions on this subject differ. Normally I have no problem with that with anyone as I came here to talk about motorsport, and share and discuss opinions with others. When I have explained that to you before you've made your views towards me personally quite clear. Consequently I have made use of the 'ignore' feature for the first time.
Originally Posted by tamburelloRiccardo Patrese - 256GPs 1977-1993
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21st December 2007, 15:11 #86Originally Posted by ArrowsFA1
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21st December 2007, 15:11 #87
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Originally Posted by ArrowsFA1Only the dead know the end of war. Plato:beer:
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21st December 2007, 15:26 #88
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Originally Posted by ArrowsFA1
It has been a great year for Ferrari (yes, an other one . I would say the same for McLAren, on the learning side (hopefully).
Looking forward for many more debates with you guys. Merry Christmas and Happy New (RED) Year!!!!!
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21st December 2007, 15:36 #89
Time to put an end to this too, thanks for the contribution Guys...
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