F1 Integrity (Team Orders)

[amjay 0]

Innocent until proven guilty - since there is alternative viable explanation, you have to provide some kind of proof, innumerable articles from biased sites don't help, they're merely opinions based on the same information we have.

innocent till proven guilty... huh... with ferari's track record of team orders....no way in hell they r innocent... massa held up FA and it was definitely team orders !!....

[goferrarigo 0]

even if any person has a bad record unless there is evidence/proof to suggest it is a crime he is free

[cavallino 2]

Friend, you haven't been watching F1 long enough to see the patterns. I suggest you gain 10 more years experience then come back and re-post this.

You see the patterns you want to see, you forget the fact that Ferrari havent used team orders since Austria 2002 and the most recent incident, Malaysia 2006 is actually a massive anomaly in your 'pattern'.

[irishfemalefan 0]

You see the patterns you want to see, you forget the fact that Ferrari havent used team orders since Austria 2002 and the most recent incident, Malaysia 2006 is actually a massive anomaly in your 'pattern'.

YEAH well said

[raikkonen_rulez 0]

I'm sure any other team would do that if they were in that position so what are you guys arguing about.

It's not the first time any team's done it, nor will it be the last.

[monza gorilla 1]

Well said. Anyone who thinks this sort of thing is either new, or that it doesn't happen, is very naive.

[amjay 0]

Well said. Anyone who thinks this sort of thing is either new, or that it doesn't happen, is very naive.

true... it is part of F1 and will be a part of it for yrs to come but the thing is over the yrs we have grown very acustomed to watching guys in red misuse it !!! to the extent tht when it is done under normal circumstances ppl are still able to recognise it and will criticise it....

[Autumnpuma 0]

You see the patterns you want to see, you forget the fact that Ferrari havent used team orders since Austria 2002 and the most recent incident, Malaysia 2006 is actually a massive anomaly in your 'pattern'.

As you say, we all see what we want to see. However, I am far from a Schumacher-hater and have no agenda whatsoever in bashing him or Ferrari. I would ask you to consider that before dismissing my observations.