Congratz to Kubica and Sauber Team... Well done.
and surely GOODBYE Schumi, we will never forget your good and bad times in f1
and surely GOODBYE Schumi, we will never forget your good and bad times in f1
Congratz [Monza GP *Spoiler*]
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Congratz [Monza GP *Spoiler*]
Congratulations moonforce for ruining the race for those that havent seen it!
claim me at court dude...
?! what u want? "SO schumi stops" isnt a topic bout Kubica and sauber team?
Kubica, youre the best! 
3rd race
3rd place coooooooool Shumi stops tells about his retirement, it doesn't open a topic that reads the race result, Kubica on your title of topic for instance.
That was too much in one hour for me...:hyper:
so when u read "congratz kubica" what rank did he did? did he win? u dont know, so i just said congratz, u dont need to open that thread if u dont wanna read stuff like this... your decision
You see the thread title when you lview all the thread titles under General racing talk.
It should be obvious that you don't put this kind of information in the thread title. Also it should be obvious that you put *Spoiler* tag in the title when you post stuff like this. Since it should be obvious, I take it that you didn't really care about it?
edited thread title
ok
thanx
cheers Scawen.
I saw it live of course, I never miss a race, but it's fairly obvious the FerrarIA have decided to let Michael win the championship in his last year, the elder statesman has always been above the rule book, so why not make rules up as you go along to ensure your beloved driver/team wins?
This season is a farce. Mass dampers, chicane cutting (which came back to bite the FerrarIA this race when they could have had Alonso for the same thing), new tarmac without notice to Michelin, qualifying penalty, it's getting beyond a bloody joke. It's almost as if Schumacher has some kind of Faustian pact going down.
I was going to say Webber summed it up best, then I was going to say Symonds summed it up best, then I was going to say Alonso summed it up best, then Brundle (and in an ironic way Mosley), then I came to realise the person who sums up Monza best is everyone who isn't Ferrari or the FIA (which are pretty much the same thing anyway).
I saw it live of course, I never miss a race, but it's fairly obvious the FerrarIA have decided to let Michael win the championship in his last year, the elder statesman has always been above the rule book, so why not make rules up as you go along to ensure your beloved driver/team wins?
This season is a farce. Mass dampers, chicane cutting (which came back to bite the FerrarIA this race when they could have had Alonso for the same thing), new tarmac without notice to Michelin, qualifying penalty, it's getting beyond a bloody joke. It's almost as if Schumacher has some kind of Faustian pact going down.
I was going to say Webber summed it up best, then I was going to say Symonds summed it up best, then I was going to say Alonso summed it up best, then Brundle (and in an ironic way Mosley), then I came to realise the person who sums up Monza best is everyone who isn't Ferrari or the FIA (which are pretty much the same thing anyway).
So as a team owner, would you decide otherwise? What's more realistic? Massa winning the championship or Schumacher winning it?
illepallI was not referring to Ferrari, but to the FerrerIA who are the governing body of the sport.
Uups, sorry. 
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