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Ferrari have admitted they now plan to make significant changes to their 2009 car after the failure of their appeal against the rear diffusers used by the rival Brawn, Toyota and Williams teams.
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McLaren’s Lewis Hamilton has been disqualified from last weekend’s Australian Grand Prix after a second stewards’ investigation on Thursday decided both he and his team had provided ‘misleading'...

Just lovely... NOT!

Now what's happened to "cutting costs"?

Then again, how embarrassing must it be when your second rate team actually out performs the works team... :laugh::laugh::laugh:

Good to hear it was a good race at least :D
One thing that does concern me though is that Merc are effectively running 4 cars this year...

Those "guys" look good for their age... :laugh::laugh::laugh:

I didn't get to see the race but one thing I can tell you is that I'm really disappointed in how the Ferrari's did :(

I'm still around M8 :laugh:
Just swamped at work for the moment :(

NEW MEANING TO GO-ING, GO-ING... GONE

February 16, 2009
By Alan Baldwin

Renault team title sponsor ING Group will pull out of Formula 1 at the end of the 2009 season and leave the sport about...

I thought you might enjoy that one :laugh::laugh::laugh:



All they.ve done is modify the covers that Ferrari use... then again more moving parts, more things to go wrong :whistle:

I wonder...

MAKING YOUR POINT COSTS BIG BUCKS IN F1

January 26, 2009

Formula 1 drivers have delayed signing their super licences for this season's championship after the sport's governing body raised the...

Lewis Hamilton gave his new McLaren the seal of approval on Wednesday after getting back behind the wheel for the first time since he won the title in November 2008.

However the 24-year-old...

BMW's Robert Kubica fears Formula 1's new-look, wide front wings could trigger some serious accidents in the heat of battle
The driver can't see the wings from the cockpit

Kubica, who had a...

You'll probably find they did something illegal then... the whole point is to change F1 cars into bumper cars in the next 5 years isn't it?

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(I've only been able to find the Ferrari & the...

They all SUCK if you ask me!
They look like the F1 cars from the 80's :mad:

Williams opposes F1 changes
2008-12-08 22:00

London - Williams would rather see Formula One teams run three cars each than relax the rules on so-called 'customer teams' to boost the numbers,...

Good question!
Then again the proportions are all wrong... the head looks about life size though :whistle:

It seems even the "artist" doesn't want to touch "The Ham" with a bargepole... why else would he paint him using a remote controlled car?

:laugh::laugh::laugh:

Ferrari threaten walk-out
2008-10-27 22:08

Rome - Ferrari have indicated they could re-evaluate their commitment to Formula One if plans to standardise engines for all teams competing in the...

You're not going to like this comment Noxide...

The Ferrari's should do to the Ham what Schumi did to Kimmi: Change the breaking point at every turn, that almost gave Kimmi a nervous break down......

If the Ham takes Felipe out in the next 2 races he becomes champion... I wouldn't want to see it coming down to that. Would you?

Probably trying to stop him going kamikaze... :o

Don't shoot the messenger... :surrender:



It sounds like the drivers have had it with his antics & even the ex-drivers have something to say:

Hakkinen: Keep cool Lewis
2008-10-16 07:42
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F1's survival in danger
2008-10-15 14:50

Max Moseley

London - A slimmed-down Formula One championship using standardised engines is being proposed to ensure that the sport survives the global...

Raikkonen blasts McLaren
2008-10-15 13:49

Shanghai - Defending world champion Kimi Raikkonen on Wednesday crtiticised McLaren for ruining his chance to win in Japan last week and vowed to go all...

How's this for a development:

Shanghai - Shorter Formula One races, a ban on refuelling and testing restrictions are being discussed by team chiefs in China this week, a report said on Wednesday....

'This is humiliating for F1'

Singapore - Ferrari and McLaren have attacked the safety car rule that decided last weekend's Singapore Grand Prix, describing it as "humiliating" and "hopelessly...