2008 Belgian GP - Race 13/18

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This is only a massive incident because Hamilton would have won had Massa been penalised. Had the roles been reversed we would have heard pretty much nothing about it.

Of course now I've said that, someone will step in and and say...
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If the roles were reversed, Hamilton would have received the drive through penalty.
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Emlyn_Dewar said:
This is only a massive incident because Hamilton would have won had Massa been penalised. Had the roles been reversed we would have heard pretty much nothing about it.

Of course now I've said that, someone will step in and and say...
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Indeed.

If anything people should be complaining about the FIA not because they are pro Ferrari, but ANTI-MCLAREN!

Difference.

Solution? Mclaren to get out of F1 :D
 
Cavallino said:
Indeed.

If anything people should be complaining about the FIA not because they are pro Ferrari, but ANTI-MCLAREN!

Difference.

Solution? Mclaren to get out of F1 :D
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:rolleyes:

There wouldnt be any sport at all then - Ferrari would turn their engine down 5 % and be gauranteed to win every single race

Probably most with a 1-2
 
Well, im going to leave you children here bikering, and go pack up the Motorhome.

I will see you all in a week when I return. Hope its a good race!

BYEEEEEEEEEEEE
 
Bennah said:
Im suprised that the RedBull team has changed to Ferrari engines before now.

You could see in Valencia that the Ferrari engine was giving more than the Renault plant.
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there was a big fuss over this a few years ago when they had contracts for BOTH Ferrari and Renault engines. i cant remember the exact reason RBR went with the Renault and "gave" the Ferrari contract to STR but i do remember Adrian Newey preferred the Renault packaging plus it was a cooler engine. also, the gap wasnt that big when the contracts were signed.
 
Code: 
Pos  Driver        Team                     Time              Laps
 1.  Massa         Ferrari             (B)  1:47.284            26
 2.  Raikkonen     Ferrari             (B)  1:47.623  + 0.339   26
 3.  Hamilton      McLaren-Mercedes    (B)  1:47.878  + 0.594   27
 4.  Kovalainen    McLaren-Mercedes    (B)  1:47.932  + 0.648   24
 5.  Alonso        Renault             (B)  1:48.104  + 0.820   26
 6.  Webber        Red Bull-Renault    (B)  1:48.428  + 1.144   29
 7.  Bourdais      Toro Rosso-Ferrari  (B)  1:48.557  + 1.273   31
 8.  Vettel        Toro Rosso-Ferrari  (B)  1:48.958  + 1.674   24
 9.  Glock         Toyota              (B)  1:48.997  + 1.713   26
10.  Piquet        Renault             (B)  1:49.068  + 1.784   25
11.  Kubica        BMW Sauber          (B)  1:49.139  + 1.855   25
12.  Heidfeld      BMW Sauber          (B)  1:49.185  + 1.901   26
13.  Rosberg       Williams-Toyota     (B)  1:49.611  + 2.327   30
14.  Trulli        Toyota              (B)  1:49.625  + 2.341   14
15.  Coulthard     Red Bull-Renault    (B)  1:49.849  + 2.565   18
16.  Fisichella    Force India-Ferrari (B)  1:49.986  + 2.702   27
17.  Sutil         Force India-Ferrari (B)  1:50.117  + 2.833   19
18.  Nakajima      Williams-Toyota     (B)  1:50.125  + 2.841   30
19.  Button        Honda               (B)  1:50.464  + 3.180   25
20.  Barrichello   Honda               (B)  1:50.905  + 3.621   25
 
Not with Button at the wheel sapping wages... [/dig at Button]

Honda have just gone in completely the wrong direction for the past few years... How have they managed this with such a high budget?
Even Toyota has been more consistant than Honda.

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Anything particular wrong with the BMW's?
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Just first practise I imagine? They'll surely speed up?
 
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