European GP damages F1 credibility - Ferrari President

[funkyrobot]

http://news.bbc.co.uk/sport1/hi/motorsport/formula...

Dear oh dear!

When will they stop moaning about this.

Edited to add - sorry, repost.

Edited by funkyrobot on Tuesday 29th June 12:17

[thatone1967]

Am I allowed to call the Ferrari President a tt on here?

If so tt.. if not.. I apologise....

[Steamer]

What a flattering image of Luka they used!

I'm a life long Ferrari fan, but this is just getting silly.

Events such as those we saw with Renault damage credibility, not a simple driver 'mis-judgment' and slightly slow penalty being awarded.

[grumbledoak]

Should the title not be "Ferrari President damages F1 credibility again."?

[Streps]

It damages f1 more to see a double world champion,described as the most complete driver on the grid , throwing the toys out of his pram, demanding personal retribution against actual drivers. And then getting out of his car and throwing out a race-fixing jibe on how the race was manipulated by a safety car.
Fair chance he won because of piquets crash bringing it out in 08, and he did not attack anyone then when he was benefiting . way too much ego ,and too much criticism of other people he would be nothing without .

Then you get luca moaning about how much F1 is Ferrari ,and how teams do not have a right to be there because they are a few seconds off teams who have been in f1 every year for decades .

[german tony]

grumbledoak said:

Should the title not be "Ferrari President damages F1 credibility again."?

yes

[The Wookie]

Luca Di Montezemolo said:

The result of yesterday's race was misrepresentative. Ferrari, which showed itself to be competitive in the European Grand Prix, paid a price that was too high for respecting the rules.

Ferrari in 'bad luck exists in motorsport' shock.

Seriously, they've been at this game for what, 70 odd years?

[10 Pence Short]

The Wookie said:

Luca Di Montezemolo said:

The result of yesterday's race was misrepresentative. Ferrari, which showed itself to be competitive in the European Grand Prix, paid a price that was too high for respecting the rules.

Ferrari in 'bad luck exists in motorsport' shock.

Seriously, they've been at this game for what, 70 odd years?

Yes, but they've only had to deal with an impartial FIA for 1.