Ferrari are cheating! Manually adjusting the ride height? Busted.

**Tazio** · 4th August 2012, 15:50

Originally Posted by Knock-on

I didn't really worry about this story until you said that. Pino's usually wrong so perhaps there's something in it after all

I'm usually wrong as well, and two negatives equal a positive, so we should be alright

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**Bruce D** · 7th August 2012, 07:45

Given that Red Bull have now won a race (Monaco) and finished on the podium (on the road - Germany) with cars that had "illegal" parts on them within a week of those results, I'd keep quiet if I was them. Mind you this is probably just a diversion tactic.

And Ferrari have been cheating since 2010. It's a brilliant device called Fernando Alonso.

**Garry Walker** · 7th August 2012, 21:06

Originally Posted by gloomyDAY

Red Bull does it, they're called cheaters. Ferrari does it, nobody cares.
Ferrari denies having a manually-adjusted ride-height system like Red Bull - F1 news - AUTOSPORT.com

Marko does have a good point (cringe!). Ferrari have been using a similar system that Red Bull employs.

You trust the faeces that come from the lying mouth of Marko?

**gloomyDAY** · 8th August 2012, 03:55

Originally Posted by Garry Walker

You trust the faeces that come from the lying mouth of Marko?

No, I was being facetious! My point is that I don't trust anyone in F1. Red Bull have been the team to beat for the past 2 years (could've been 3 if it wasn't for those Brawn paper towel "cheaters"), and now there's a glaring spotlight on them. Red Bull have not been disqualified from any race nor has there been a protest from another team. Why? Because Red Bull are within the regulations.

**kfzmeister** · 9th August 2012, 05:08

Originally Posted by gloomyDAY

No, I was being facetious! My point is that I don't trust anyone in F1. Red Bull have been the team to beat for the past 2 years (could've been 3 if it wasn't for those Brawn paper towel "cheaters"), and now there's a glaring spotlight on them. Red Bull have not been disqualified from any race nor has there been a protest from another team. Why? Because Red Bull are within the regulations.

How did Brawn cheat?

**Tazio** · 9th August 2012, 05:19

Brawn could've had a long comfortable career as a coach, and director at Ferrari as opposed to the hell he has been through (that is Mercedes). I didn't pretend to know how far ahead from the field they started as Brawn, at least he got JB a title with Brawn F1

ailor:Although I think he could have given it to Rubens, being the elder-statesman. But either (Rubens) or Bunsen) would've won the wdc if he had someone like Jaques as a teammate. Scrub bro's

**gloomyDAY** · 11th August 2012, 00:27

Originally Posted by kfzmeister

How did Brawn cheat?

They didn't. That's why I placed the word cheaters in quotations. The same exact complaints about Red Bull being cheats today were being said about Brawn in 2009.

**kfzmeister** · 11th August 2012, 02:34

Originally Posted by gloomyDAY

They didn't. That's why I placed the word cheaters in quotations. The same exact complaints about Red Bull being cheats today were being said about Brawn in 2009.

Brawn had a clever design! Attachment 2992