F1greyhound wrote:RE30B#16, what did you actually want to say?
I mean the teams all have 2 drivers and everybody tries to get as many points as possible, with the higher placed driver in the WDC standings preferably finishing in front. Mostly team order is not necessary as usually one driver adapts better to the package/and/or is superior to the other driver. Basically MICHAEL, FERNANDO, KIMI, JENSON, MARK to name a few are generally faster/more consistent/skilled than their team mates.
Re.FERNANDOs statement, there's nothing outrageous about it, simply claiming it would help if FISICO did as good a job as does FELIPE. He's right here and it's human he hadnt talked about this when leading the WDC by 25pts.
Fisico and Massa have done a pretty similar job as their respective points totals attest [eg: Massa 50 pts; Fisico 49 pts].
My point is that I didn't see this huge criticism of Fisico in Alonso's remark yet the media took it and tried to make it out as a glowing indictment of Fisico's failure as a teammate. It was clearly slanted to "sell more papers" as it were.
So, to summarize, I am saying the sport media, much too often these days, tries to turn professional sports into a soap-opera. Fortunately, all of the rivalries in Formula 1 right now are strictly sporting. Does that make sense?