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**derty** · 07-25-2010, 10:52 PM

I think if Massa won, it would have done more good for Ferrari as it would have boosted his confidence tremendously. Massa did better at the start than Alonso and deserved to win. Instead, Ferrari conceded to Alonso's selfishness, and forced Massa to let him through. This is no different than to what Schumacher did to Barrichelo way back when.

This year has been good for F1, aside from intra-team rivalry between Webber and Vettel, and Button and Ham, there has been almost no politics affecting results this year. That's ended to the detriment to Ferrari's credibility.

exactly mate, and its bollocks what the defenders of team orders say about other teams doing exactly the same thing, have they forgotten about Webber and Vettel already? memory like sieves if you ask me and their certainly hasnt been team orders at mclaren.

07-25-2010, 10:52 PM	#42
derty Join Date Oct 2005 Posts 647 Senior Member	I think if Massa won, it would have done more good for Ferrari as it would have boosted his confidence tremendously. Massa did better at the start than Alonso and deserved to win. Instead, Ferrari conceded to Alonso's selfishness, and forced Massa to let him through. This is no different than to what Schumacher did to Barrichelo way back when. This year has been good for F1, aside from intra-team rivalry between Webber and Vettel, and Button and Ham, there has been almost no politics affecting results this year. That's ended to the detriment to Ferrari's credibility. exactly mate, and its bollocks what the defenders of team orders say about other teams doing exactly the same thing, have they forgotten about Webber and Vettel already? memory like sieves if you ask me and their certainly hasnt been team orders at mclaren.
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