posted Sep 24, 2007

Dr_Brooks2001 says:

"Surely it would be fair to suggest that Ferrari should incur some penalty for not controlling Nigel Stepney. It seems McLaren have been penalised for not controlling Mike Coughlin? any Thoughts?"

There is a very simple answer:

Ferrari informed FIA about Stepney.
McLaren didn't inform FIA about Coughlan and they got caught!

Contact FIA = good boy
Don't contact FIA = bad boy

Then you wonder why Max was a bit biased?

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posted Sep 25, 2007

Perhaps the Ferrari-knockers would do well to read this little lot. Seems not only MS shunted people off the track.

This particular "nice" man is clearly not so nice on occasion.

And concensus is that Alonso did try to knock LH off.

Keeping it "all in the family..."

I believe even non-German readers will get the gist of this article.

http://www.spiegel.de/sport/sonst/0,1518,507495,00.html

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posted Sep 25, 2007

Is it trying to say Mika did things wrong aswell when he was in the car?

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posted Sep 25, 2007

zanyzannad,

Yea. Can Stepney report on Ferrari to FIA when you know and the whole world now knows the close relationship between Max FIA & Ferrari & Jean Todt's WMSC. Do you expect him to be that silly to do that? Do you expect him to be at FIA and say,"hey, max! Your friend at ferrari has commit......".

He'll be long gone before he end his sentence!

Come on!

Because Stepney involve Maclaren to report on Ferrari and we now know what happen this season!

ha!Ha!

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posted Sep 25, 2007

chrisckv:

McLaren themselves should had informed FIA.

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posted Sep 25, 2007

"Is it trying to say Mika did things wrong aswell when he was in the car?"

Nope. What it is saying - and in very contemptuous tones, while giving examples of Alonso's behaviour as prededent - is that in the recent DTM race which was won by Mika and his team mate, BOTH of them deliberately knocked their rivals off the track.

The article describes their win as "tainted", but in very harsh tones.

The Germans tend to say Mercedes, instead of McLaren, when they talk about the team in general. McLaren are not in the DTM, or course; but as one can see by Mika's frequent appearances with the team, it's not exactly a "separation" as such.

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posted Sep 27, 2007

Sidney...you got that wrong.

I don't hate RD nor McLaren.
What I don't like is people blinding themselves...above all, I don't like people like Benson, writing such biased articles.

btw: I have a laugh when I see Ronnie...

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posted Nov 27, 2007

hello

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