Re: Formula 1 Thread : Mon Aug 02, 2010 9:25 am  

wire_mad wrote:

Schumacher up to his old tricks again.

Never liked Michael Schumacher as he is a coniving, cheating, arrogant, egotistical eejit! So what if he's a seven time champion, the man is a has been and a disgrace to the sport.

Re: Formula 1 Thread : Mon Aug 02, 2010 11:11 am  

Wakefieldite wrote:

Never liked Michael Schumacher as he is a coniving, cheating, arrogant, egotistical eejit! So what if he's a seven time champion, the man is a has been and a disgrace to the sport.

Just like the FIA are as well in only fining Ferrari for breaking the rules with Massa and Alonso the other week.

Re: Formula 1 Thread : Mon Aug 02, 2010 12:38 pm  

Dead Man Walking wrote:

Just like the FIA are as well in only fining Ferrari for breaking the rules with Massa and Alonso the other week.

The FIA haven't done anything to Ferrari as of yet, it is the race stewards who fined them, and the race stewards who punished Schumacher for yesterday.

If you are going to start complaining about things at least make a point of being informed.

Re: Formula 1 Thread : Mon Aug 02, 2010 2:26 pm  

It just shows how much of a mistake it was for Schumacher to come back this season when the only time he's been headline news is when he tries to run someone into the pit wall.

Re: Formula 1 Thread : Tue Aug 03, 2010 9:02 am  

On top gear last week the had a portion on Ayrton Senna and it was stated he'd put you in a position where you'd either pull out of a manouvre or you'd crash into him. He was lauded and championed for this by the likes of Eddie Jordan.

Less than a week later Schumacher does it and Jordan and many others are describing it as the most dispicable act and his legacy will be tarnished because of it.

Re: Formula 1 Thread : Tue Aug 03, 2010 2:42 pm  

Asim wrote:

The FIA haven't done anything to Ferrari as of yet, it is the race stewards who fined them, and the race stewards who punished Schumacher for yesterday.

If you are going to start complaining about things at least make a point of being informed.

You must be a touchy Ferrari fan I presume.

Re: Formula 1 Thread : Tue Aug 03, 2010 2:43 pm  

DAR130 wrote:

It just shows how much of a mistake it was for Schumacher to come back this season when the only time he's been headline news is when he tries to run someone into the pit wall.

Hopefully he'll not be on the grid next season as this season has been a disaster for him. He's being shown up by his team-mate and several others.

Re: Formula 1 Thread : Tue Aug 03, 2010 3:16 pm  

Dead Man Walking wrote:

You must be a touchy Ferrari fan I presume.

Yes, I support a car.

Re: Formula 1 Thread : Tue Aug 03, 2010 5:47 pm  

MrPhilb wrote:

On top gear last week the had a portion on Ayrton Senna and it was stated he'd put you in a position where you'd either pull out of a manouvre or you'd crash into him. He was lauded and championed for this by the likes of Eddie Jordan.

Less than a week later Schumacher does it and Jordan and many others are describing it as the most dispicable act and his legacy will be tarnished because of it.

not even a close comparison feller......

Schumacher was battling for one point yet he saw fit to attempt to put a fellow driver and former team mate (that "helped" him to a championship or two) into a concrete wall at 190 mph

he has also done this on at least two other high profile occasions against Hill and villenueve.

at suzuka in 1990 everyone in the F1 world was expecting Senna to get revenge on Prost who had squeezed/turned in on him the previous year....
at least he nudged Prost into the safety of a big run off area.....

Re: Formula 1 Thread : Wed Aug 04, 2010 11:15 am  

Asim wrote:

Yes, I support a car.

I am informed thank you and I suppose you think that no team orders were implemented when it was plainly obvious it was ?