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Kapel wrote:Too fat isnt she??...Would Flavio be interested & some info can be slipped into Ferrari

Hope Ferrari benefits from this cheating atleast

Kapel wrote:So everyone is at this again!!!

Ferrari & cheating together(mostly sgd).

How i wish they win all the remaining 6 races in this year (Remember i almost drowned in the floods,so brain is still short-circuiting )

I don't think so... they seem to have concentrated all the cheat-power on 2006...

When i was at school we always pointed to the clever student in the class and started rumours of cheating. (after all how can one student be sooo good?)

This got the teacher suspicious and kept the focus away from the rest of us so we could continue to cheat unnoticed....

GhoGho wrote:When i was at school we always pointed to the clever student in the class and started rumours of cheating. (after all how can one student be sooo good?)

This got the teacher suspicious and kept the focus away from the rest of us so we could continue to cheat unnoticed....

Great example!! remember end of 2003 when ferrari acused Michelline teams of cheating???
have you listening to other temas saying Ferrari cheats????

so you in your shool were very ferrari-like!!!

btw, in my school we respected the clever students!!

School??????

I might be mistaken, but could it be possible that Ferrari figured out a long time ago where all the loopholes in the F1 regulations are, and that they've essentially been using those instead of the actual regs? Case in point..., earlier this year, instead of simply using tire warmers, (unless I'm wrong) weren't they using tire "boxes" at one of the grand prix races? This'd be a perfect example of how one team "interprets" the regs one way, while everyone else "interprets" them as they're written.

mlittle wrote:I might be mistaken, but could it be possible that Ferrari figured out a long time ago where all the loopholes in the F1 regulations are, and that they've essentially been using those instead of the actual regs? Case in point..., earlier this year, instead of simply using tire warmers, (unless I'm wrong) weren't they using tire "boxes" at one of the grand prix races? This'd be a perfect example of how one team "interprets" the regs one way, while everyone else "interprets" them as they're written.

Some say Ferrari have more lawyers than engineers and pit crew put together.

julian mayo wrote:School??????

Yeah mate, it is where you learn't to drink and pick up chicks.

rah wrote:

julian mayo wrote:School??????

Yeah mate, it is where you learn't to drink and pick up chicks.

Ahhh, the place with all the buildings I used to go to some times. I used to wonder what it was called

sgd wrote: btw, in my school we respected the clever students!!

So did we sgd, but some of us dumb@sses still had to create a smokescreen.

julian mayo wrote:

mlittle wrote:I might be mistaken, but could it be possible that Ferrari figured out a long time ago where all the loopholes in the F1 regulations are, and that they've essentially been using those instead of the actual regs? Case in point..., earlier this year, instead of simply using tire warmers, (unless I'm wrong) weren't they using tire "boxes" at one of the grand prix races? This'd be a perfect example of how one team "interprets" the regs one way, while everyone else "interprets" them as they're written.

Some say Ferrari have more lawyers than engineers and pit crew put together.

They must have American lawyers (who excell at finding loopholes!)

Ferrari were (and could still be as the fia didnt rule against them) using boxes for their tires.
The regs say the tire must be heated by tire warming blankets and that heating boxes are not allowed. All the teams use blankets to heat the tires, including ferrari, they just store the wheels in an insulated box while the tire blankets do their job.
This is the same principle as the ice in the cooler cools your beer, not the cooler itself.

julian mayo wrote:

rah wrote:

julian mayo wrote:School??????

Yeah mate, it is where you learn't to drink and pick up chicks.

Ahhh, the place with all the buildings I used to go to some times. I used to wonder what it was called

No....that was the asylum....they gave you that rather tight fitting white jacket for a reason.. (and not because it looked good with your jeans)

<T-K> wrote:

julian mayo wrote:

rah wrote:
Yeah mate, it is where you learn't to drink and pick up chicks.

Ahhh, the place with all the buildings I used to go to some times. I used to wonder what it was called

No....that was the asylum....they gave you that rather tight fitting white jacket for a reason.. (and not because it looked good with your jeans)

Onya, mine was denim coloured.hhhm, You went public health?

So therefore they did look good with yr jeans....