And how do they do that? I have not seen Stefano say they were racing against Massa have you? really, just saying.
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And how do they do that? I have not seen Stefano say they were racing against Massa have you? really, just saying.
Never seen anything like that in mine, maybe you got a special edition?
Not arguing mate, its just my personal opinion. When being told messages to basically let Alonso win, Yes maybe because he had better points etc, but a wins a win. Personally i would see that as racing against me?
Not long no
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cant see it myself
no way alonzo would let vettel be his teammate
no way alonzo would let vettel be his teammate
Yawn, Skeeter trolling and his intolerance to any other opinion than his own again.
It's not quite the same as your team boss saying they are racing against you and having to need an independent FIA observer in your garage to make sure your own team are not tampering with things though is it.
Massa moved over for Kimi and vice versa that is just being a team.
Alonso said himself he never wanted no1 at McLaren, he just wanted to be treated equally,
After the Chinese GP 2007.
Link?
Lol, thats hardly the season long drive to crush Alonso that you think it is. We hear radio comms of people being told they are racing their team mate all the time.
Not to mention this was after Alonso had tried to blackmail his boss, provided evidence against his team, had been released from his contract, and was 1 race weekend away from being shown the door. He was lucky to sill be racing. They could have done a Montoya on him.
When serving your notice period at a job do you expect them to be keeping you fully in the loop with everything, or winding back thier investment in you and your exposure to whats going on. Especially when your going to be leaving to join a competitor.
Not to mention this was after Alonso had tried to blackmail his boss, provided evidence against his team, had been released from his contract, and was 1 race weekend away from being shown the door. He was lucky to sill be racing. They could have done a Montoya on him.
When serving your notice period at a job do you expect them to be keeping you fully in the loop with everything, or winding back thier investment in you and your exposure to whats going on. Especially when your going to be leaving to join a competitor.
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Ah was expecting you to deflect it, as usual
Was not a radio comm, it was the team boss speaking after the race how they were racing to beat their own driver, if you think that is normal then that's fine, you asked when he said it and for a link and you were given them, not you have produced a whole list of excuses for him saying it, really is pointless debating anything with you Let's not forget Alonso needing an independent observer in his garage, but yeah let's just brush it under the carpet because your hatred for Alonso blinkers you so badly it really is a pointless debate when Alonso is involved as you are so bitter and twisted.
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For how many races did he have this observer?
1000
For those of you interesting in a sensible discussion, what Mr Men actually meant to say was "Just the Brazillian Grand Prix, the last race of the season".
So... after Alonso had already been released from his McLaren contract, and for the final 3 days of him being a McLaren employee.
Nobody is arguing the facts, you just need to get the timeline right. Nothing in your argument contributed to Alonso leaving McLaren, it all happened after he had already nuked the relationship by blackmailing his boss and then testifying against his own team in court, and subsequently terminated his contract.
Like I said, he should consider himself lucky he was still allowed to race. Montoya was sacked on the spot for a far less serious 'falling out' with McLaren. I imagine the immunity the FIA granted him in return for his evidence had a lot to do with that.
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