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Ferrari sporting director Jean Todt has hinted that Renault drivers can
expect more robust defensive tactics in the final two races of the season.
Todt brought into question the tactics employed by Renault's drivers
Fernando Alonso and Giancarlo Fisichella during the Chinese Grand Prix,
after the pair traded places and ran two abreast down the back straight for
four laps while the world champion struggled with a tyre imbalance.
The Renault drivers's manoeuvres , in the middle phase of the grand prix
when race leader Fernando Alonso was severely struggling for grip, gave
Michael Schumacher no opportunity to pass the struggling Spaniard, while
Fisichella appeared to have the pace to overtake his team-mate at the
first attempt.
Although Todt didn’t go as far to say his team would operate such tactics
with its two drivers if the opportunity arose, he says the Italian squad is
now clear that such defensive driving is allowed.
“It has been a good learning for us,” he said.
“We have learned what you can do. :evil:
“We learn what we can do inside and we learn from what the others do so
it's always interesting.
Although blatant team orders are banned, with Schumacher and Alonso
level on points and Ferrari just a point behind Renault in the championship
battles, team play is likely to increase in Japan and Brazil.
But Todt would not be drawn on what he felt Renault’s Chinese tactics
constituted.
“It's up to you to judge, if they were usual or unusual,” he said.
“We have just taken that into consideration.”
Things are gonna get interesting LOL
expect more robust defensive tactics in the final two races of the season.
Todt brought into question the tactics employed by Renault's drivers
Fernando Alonso and Giancarlo Fisichella during the Chinese Grand Prix,
after the pair traded places and ran two abreast down the back straight for
four laps while the world champion struggled with a tyre imbalance.
The Renault drivers's manoeuvres , in the middle phase of the grand prix
when race leader Fernando Alonso was severely struggling for grip, gave
Michael Schumacher no opportunity to pass the struggling Spaniard, while
Fisichella appeared to have the pace to overtake his team-mate at the
first attempt.
Although Todt didn’t go as far to say his team would operate such tactics
with its two drivers if the opportunity arose, he says the Italian squad is
now clear that such defensive driving is allowed.
“It has been a good learning for us,” he said.
“We have learned what you can do. :evil:
“We learn what we can do inside and we learn from what the others do so
it's always interesting.
Although blatant team orders are banned, with Schumacher and Alonso
level on points and Ferrari just a point behind Renault in the championship
battles, team play is likely to increase in Japan and Brazil.
But Todt would not be drawn on what he felt Renault’s Chinese tactics
constituted.
“It's up to you to judge, if they were usual or unusual,” he said.
“We have just taken that into consideration.”
Things are gonna get interesting LOL
rockin_plumber
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Lesson number one....
What not to say when the two most important races of the season are
coming up this month......
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Fernando Alonso has waded into controversy by suggesting that some
members of his Renault team do not want him to win his title showdown
with Michael Schumacher – because they can’t bear to see him take the
coveted number ‘1’ to arch-rivals McLaren next year.
“The whole team is gutted, apart from the handful of people who don’t
want me to take the number 1 to McLaren,”
He added that there was “no doubt” that Renault regarded winning a
second consecutive constructors’ championship as more important than his
own title defence, suggesting that only some team members were
disappointed by the outcome of Sunday’s race.
Maybe someone has finally cracked :err:
What not to say when the two most important races of the season are
coming up this month......
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Fernando Alonso has waded into controversy by suggesting that some
members of his Renault team do not want him to win his title showdown
with Michael Schumacher – because they can’t bear to see him take the
coveted number ‘1’ to arch-rivals McLaren next year.
“The whole team is gutted, apart from the handful of people who don’t
want me to take the number 1 to McLaren,”
He added that there was “no doubt” that Renault regarded winning a
second consecutive constructors’ championship as more important than his
own title defence, suggesting that only some team members were
disappointed by the outcome of Sunday’s race.
Maybe someone has finally cracked :err:
rockin_plumber
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Frenchy said:
Not if Alonso finishes 2nd... And Schumi dont finish the next race...
It aint over till Brazil :roll:
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Alonso is at it again......
When asked if he felt he didn’t have Renault’s full support, Alonso
replied: “I think it’s a difficult question."
When asked if he felt he didn’t have Renault’s full support, Alonso
replied: “I think it’s a difficult question."
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Frenchy said:
:err: has he commented on where his 25 point lead went
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Qualifying: Saturday 7 October 1515-1710 ITV1
Live Race: Sunday 8 October 0500-0800 ITV1
No Live qualifying AGAIN :x :x :x
Live Race: Sunday 8 October 0500-0800 ITV1
No Live qualifying AGAIN :x :x :x
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wicky said:and earlier race tooNot sure if I can visit here on Sunday morning after last week :err:
:err: woot happened
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rockin_plumber said:
Cobble-maker won :|
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