Alonso "will help Massa"
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It is disapointing as i thought he had won some of his credibility back this season but after this comment has shown that he trully is a two-faced,bitter back stabbing SPANTRAD afterall.
http://en.f1-live.com/f1/en/headlines/news/detail/...
http://en.f1-live.com/f1/en/headlines/news/detail/...
the newspaper article said:
3. The sport's governing body, the FIA, are biased against Massa and Ferrari
Case for: The FIA is run by Max Mosley (English). F1 is run by Bernie Ecclestone (English). Ferrari don't always win the title.
Case against: Neither Mosley nor Ecclestone favour British-based teams; Ferrari usually win the title, and if they don't, Renault do.
Last time I checked Renault despite being a French name, the F1 team were based in Oxfordshire with a satellite site in Viry? Good to see they researched that one well.Case for: The FIA is run by Max Mosley (English). F1 is run by Bernie Ecclestone (English). Ferrari don't always win the title.
Case against: Neither Mosley nor Ecclestone favour British-based teams; Ferrari usually win the title, and if they don't, Renault do.
Regards
Iain
Chassis 33 said:
the newspaper article said:
3. The sport's governing body, the FIA, are biased against Massa and Ferrari
Case for: The FIA is run by Max Mosley (English). F1 is run by Bernie Ecclestone (English). Ferrari don't always win the title.
Case against: Neither Mosley nor Ecclestone favour British-based teams; Ferrari usually win the title, and if they don't, Renault do.
Last time I checked Renault despite being a French name, the F1 team were based in Oxfordshire with a satellite site in Viry? Good to see they researched that one well.Case for: The FIA is run by Max Mosley (English). F1 is run by Bernie Ecclestone (English). Ferrari don't always win the title.
Case against: Neither Mosley nor Ecclestone favour British-based teams; Ferrari usually win the title, and if they don't, Renault do.
Regards
Iain
Xaero said:
I would like to see Button and Coulthard on Hamiltons side then, one of them could take Massa out!
Problem is, they won't as Hamilton has done a good job isolating himself from the rest of the F1 drivers.Don't agree with Alonso though.
Hamilton is a fast driver but lacks the skill to finish the job off. I know he won't try an keep out of trouble and "settle" for a given position on sat. He's still a little immature and will try to race for P1 no matter what.
Thing is, it's not just Massa he has to worry about. Kubica is in the running, if he wins both raced and Hamilton/Massa have an "accident" then he could win the championship.
I'd say its a misquote, Spanish translated into English and given a media hype twist. I believe Alonso has moved on from last year and its showing in his brilliant performances recently.
I take anything I read about Alonso in the British media with a grain of salt, just like I would take anything said about Hamilton by the Spanish media. Its usually a journalist not letting the truth get in the way of a good story.
I take anything I read about Alonso in the British media with a grain of salt, just like I would take anything said about Hamilton by the Spanish media. Its usually a journalist not letting the truth get in the way of a good story.
patmahe said:
I'd say its a misquote, Spanish translated into English and given a media hype twist. I believe Alonso has moved on from last year and its showing in his brilliant performances recently.
I take anything I read about Alonso in the British media with a grain of salt, just like I would take anything said about Hamilton by the Spanish media. Its usually a journalist not letting the truth get in the way of a good story.
You are probably correct. Will see what unfolds. I take anything I read about Alonso in the British media with a grain of salt, just like I would take anything said about Hamilton by the Spanish media. Its usually a journalist not letting the truth get in the way of a good story.
patmahe said:
I'd say its a misquote, Spanish translated into English and given a media hype twist. I believe Alonso has moved on from last year and its showing in his brilliant performances recently.
I take anything I read about Alonso in the British media with a grain of salt, just like I would take anything said about Hamilton by the Spanish media. Its usually a journalist not letting the truth get in the way of a good story.
I take anything I read about Alonso in the British media with a grain of salt, just like I would take anything said about Hamilton by the Spanish media. Its usually a journalist not letting the truth get in the way of a good story.
That people can't see past this is almost laughable.
I'm sure there's a lot of anymosity between the two, but then Hamilton isn't the most popular driver in the paddock is he? As is often quoted on here (except when related to Alonso it seems) "don't let the truth get in the way of a good story..."
brayash said:
patmahe said:
I'd say its a misquote, Spanish translated into English and given a media hype twist. I believe Alonso has moved on from last year and its showing in his brilliant performances recently.
I take anything I read about Alonso in the British media with a grain of salt, just like I would take anything said about Hamilton by the Spanish media. Its usually a journalist not letting the truth get in the way of a good story.
I take anything I read about Alonso in the British media with a grain of salt, just like I would take anything said about Hamilton by the Spanish media. Its usually a journalist not letting the truth get in the way of a good story.
That people can't see past this is almost laughable.
I'm sure there's a lot of anymosity between the two, but then Hamilton isn't the most popular driver in the paddock is he? As is often quoted on here (except when related to Alonso it seems) "don't let the truth get in the way of a good story..."
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