[luspikals]

This news caught me off guard a it might happen to you as you read this news but it is actually true. As posted by J. Allen a revered F1 journalist by many McLaren fans, (http://www.jamesallenonf1.com/2010/0...-than-mclaren/) Ferrari has the most reliable almost bullet proof engine in the f1 circus.

Here you have some more links, for your delight:

http://www.worldcarfans.com/11008132...-2010---report

http://www.autoevolution.com/news/fe...a-1-23408.html

http://www.thescuderia.net/forums/sh...Laren?p=620320

So, in terms who is supposed to be worried about the remainer of the championship despite the costant negativism and criticism coming from the Ferrari haters and bashers, it does not seem to be Alonso but rather his competition. (and obviously I am crossing fingers)

Let's rejoice with this fantastic news

[Vobomei]

I can't work out whether this is a thread complaining about Ferrari bashers, or an attempt to invite Ferrari bashers to start some kind of heated debate.

Congratulations to Ferrari for having the most reliable engine in F1, and long may it continue.

[BJEugene]

This news caught me off guard a it might happen to you as you read this news but it is actually true. As posted by J. Allen a revered F1 journalist by many McLaren fans, (http://www.jamesallenonf1.com/2010/0...-than-mclaren/) Ferrari has the most reliable almost bullet proof engine in the f1 circus.

Here you have some more links, for your delight:

http://www.worldcarfans.com/11008132...-2010---report

http://www.autoevolution.com/news/fe...a-1-23408.html

http://www.thescuderia.net/forums/sh...Laren?p=620320

So, in terms who is supposed to be worried about the remainer of the championship despite the costant negativism and criticism coming from the Ferrari haters and bashers, it does not seem to be Alonso but rather his competition. (and obviously I am crossing fingers)

Let's rejoice with this fantastic news

I hope the remaining two new ones he has left lasts for seven hard races, one blow would be fatal.

[VonErmad4]

I doubt it.
They already had engine problems, and given the way that engines are used due to the regulations we will not know until the end of the season who has the most reliable engine.

[yahyynzer]

you know why?
they gave the dud ones to sauber

[luspikals]

I can't work out whether this is a thread complaining about Ferrari bashers, or an attempt to invite Ferrari bashers to start some kind of heated debate.

Congratulations to Ferrari for having the most reliable engine in F1, and long may it continue.

I simply posted this thread to show how often we talk and argue about things without reliable empirical data at hand. If we did I am sure we would definetly have more intelligent and peacefull conversations.

[luspikals]

I hope the remaining two new ones he has left lasts for seven hard races, one blow would be fatal.

And so do I

[luspikals]

I doubt it.
They already had engine problems, and given the way that engines are used due to the regulations we will not know until the end of the season who has the most reliable engine.

Indeed they did.

[luspikals]

you know why?
they gave the dud ones to sauber

[soipguibbom]

you know why?
they gave the dud ones to sauber

Which ones did they give to Toro Rosso, then?

[Narkeere]

Which ones did they give to Toro Rosso, then?

I liken it to Intel's strategy.

All the good ones (Pentium) go in the good machinery (Works team).

All the ones that don't pass QC (Celeron), get palmed off to the poor unsuspecting paying plebs (STR & BMW Sauber)