> is indeed what caused the final situation, and that Ferrari had, in
> fact, EVERYTHING to do with this.
Ferrari merely said we came ready to race and too bad for the other
teams that didn't. While I don't think what Ferrari did was "proper" I
suppose it was at least fair. In the context of money that is involved in
F1, why should they give the other teams a chance when they did not come
prepared, the other teams would have done the same if it was Bridgestone
that had the problem. And it was not really a teams problem, it was the
tire manufacturer and/or the 1 tire per race rule.
>On the other hand, you are very astute in realizing so quickly that I
>don't know sh*t
I never said that and I never meant to imply it either ! F1 is a unique
sport that does not excite some people but I would never imply that you
didn't know (that word). I am sorry if you took what I said that way (I
hope you didn't)
>race team was working in the back shop on their cars. Jesus god that
>sound is magic.
now that I did mean to imply. Not much sounds better at full revs.
Mike
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