Fórmula 1 2008

[Filipe Santos]

Ladrão que rouba ladrão....

[Berto Carvalho]

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ArrayLewis Hamilton: «A Fórmula 1 é mais divertida sem ajudas electrónicas»<!--sizec--><!--/sizec-->

Em claro contraponto a Felipe Massa que preferia continuar a possuir o controlo de tracção, Lewis Hamilton está completamente a favor da ausência dessa ajuda electrónica, pois é de opinião que a condução: «É muito mais divertida e bastante mais natural. Prefiro claramente guiar o monolugar sem controlo de tracção. Este ano, acabei mesmo por ser obrigado pela equipa a utilizar essa ajuda no máximo, enquanto eu preferia…o nível mínimo.»

Para o jovem piloto inglês da McLaren, a juntar à ausência de controlo de tracção, só falta mesmo o regresso dos pneus slicks: «Não foi possível testá-los aqui em Jerez, portanto só em Janeiro o farei, mas estou muito curioso e ansioso.», referiu Hamilton.[/quote]
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Pois... cof... como eu sempre disse... o melhor para a Formula 1 seria manter o controle de tracção e os pneus com rasgos, é preciso pensar na segurança dos pilotos.

[Berto Carvalho]

ArrayPois... cof... como eu sempre disse... o melhor para a Formula 1 seria manter o controle de tracção e os pneus com rasgos, é preciso pensar na segurança dos pilotos.[/quote]
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[Berto Carvalho]

ArrayFIA to sue the Sunday Times<!--/sizec-->

By Jonathan Noble

The FIA intends to sue English newspaper the Sunday Times for libel, after the action was authorised by the World Motor Sport Council at its meeting today in Monaco.

A statement issued afterwards said the decision was taken because the newspaper had &quot;ran an article claiming that the FIA was engaged in a witch-hunt against the McLaren-Mercedes team.&quot;

It is believed the matter refers to a column that former Grand Prix driver and ITV commentator Martin Brundle wrote on race day at the Italian Grand Prix.

It was headlined: &quot;Witch-hunt threatens to spoil world title race&quot; and was critical of the manner in which the FIA had handled the McLaren spying affair.[/quote]

ArrayBrundle: FIA trying to bully the media<!--/sizec-->

By Biranit Goren

Martin BrundleFormer Grand Prix driver and ITV Formula One commentator Martin Brundle has accused the FIA of trying to deter the media from criticising the governing body over their handling of the spying affair.

The FIA said it intends to sue the Sunday Times for libel after Brundle accused the governing body of witch-hunt against McLaren in a column published in September.

That column appeared four days before the World Motor Sport Council excluded McLaren from the 2007 constructors' championship and imposed a $100 million USD fine on the outfit.

In a new column published today in the Sunday Times, Brundle hits back at the FIA and claims the timing of the legal threat is not coincidental.

&quot;The timing of the writ is significant, in my view, given the FIA's decision to find Renault guilty of having significant McLaren designs and information within their systems, but not administering any penalty,&quot; Brundle writes.

&quot;It is a warning sign to other journalists and publications to choose their words carefully over that decision.

&quot;I'm tired of what I perceive as the 'spin' and tactics of the FIA press office, as are many other journalists.

&quot;I expect my accreditation pass for next year will be hindered in some way to make my coverage of F1 more difficult and to punish me. Or they will write to ITV again to say that my commentary is not up to standard despite my unprecedented six Royal Television Society Awards for sports broadcasting. So be it.&quot;

Brundle also defends his right to voice his criticism against the FIA, emphasizing his experience and passion for Formula One.

&quot;As a former Formula One driver, I have earned the right to have an opinion about the sport, and probably know as much about it as anybody else,&quot; he writes.

&quot;I have attended approaching 400 Grands Prix, 158 as a driver. I have spilt blood, broken bones, shed tears, generated tanker loads of sweat, tasted the champagne glories and plumbed the depths of misery.

&quot;I have never been more passionate about F1 and will always share my opinions in an honest and open way, knowing readers will make up their own minds.&quot;

48-year-old Brundle raced in Formula One between the years 1984 and 1996. He has been commentating for ITV for the past decade.[/quote]

Aqui estão de novo as tendências ditatoriais do Mad Max, em causa está este artigo onde Martin Brundle diz algumas verdades, que claro incomodou o nosso amigo nazi, que agora quer &quot;silenciar&quot; o antigo piloto britânico. Triste

[Rui Azevedo]

Alonso na Renault com Piquet

fonte: RenaultF1

[Filipe Gonçalves]

O costume...é assim á anos e anos...a Renault aconteceu alguma coisa??? É por estas coisas todas q espero sempre ver os carros de vermelho em ultimo (se bem q é uma das minhas marcas favoritas), pq sou a favor do fairplay e acho q as corridas ganham-se no traçado n nos gabinetes e tribunais da FIA q tem sido o q mais se tem visto estes ultimos anos...

[Berto Carvalho]

ArrayAlonso na Renault com Piquet

fonte: RenaultF1[/quote]
Atao e o Kova? Na Mclaren? :smile:

[JRodrigues]

ArrayAtao e o Kova? Na Mclaren? :smile:[/quote]

Só se o menino deixar..

[Luis Azinheira]

Para o ano o malandro, o mau da fita vai ser o Piquet Junior, e o Alonso vai amuar de novo....:rolleyes: