i thot it was 3 : Rosberg, hedfield and kubica. who's the other driver?

i thot it was 3 : Rosberg, hedfield and kubica. who's the other driver?

The one who hit the pit crew lor...

The appeal by McLaren is to clarify things if this happens again in the future.

Although there is no indicator in the car that says theyve breach the temps, there is something to be gain (not in terms of WDC points) in case advantage is gained with that act, deliberate or not.

This will be important in the future if any teams are racing with others with this� same scenario.

Hehe... you said to clarify...
Do you know that this is not the first time fuel irregularity happen in F1?
To clarify or to gain advantage for Hamilton?

McLaren is a bit cheeky here...
They said they are appealing for clarification..
Once FIA said we should remove those drivers, and Hamilton will get the points he need.

Then even if Hamilton doesnt want the title, McLaren make it sounds like, "oh we are giving the title to you".
Taking the glory from Raikonen after they messed up. Brilliant but cheeky you can say.

Someone will come forward and says, Ferrari will do the same too.. LOL
I dont support Ferrari either but I too think chance are 99% they will do the same thing.
Thats why I dont support teams anymore.. I rather watch my fav drivers battle themselves on the track than to bother about politic in F1.

Kimi Raikkonen - - no matter how cool the Ice is, eventually, it melts...

Lewis Hamilton - - a champion proven rookie, waiting to prance at every chance...

Alonso - - deserves to be booted from the team, for acting foolishly, to drive for Force India...

Felipe Massa - - will always be No.2, like Rubinho, except better...

Jenson Button - - smooth as a cucumber, even in a lousy car, a world champion in disguise ...

David Coulthard - - WTF? He still has that many points and wins? WTF ?

Hehe... you said to clarify...
Do you know that this is not the first time fuel irregularity happen in F1?
To clarify or to gain advantage for Hamilton?

McLaren is a bit cheeky here...
They said they are appealing for clarification..
Once FIA said we should remove those drivers, and Hamilton will get the points he need.

Then even if Hamilton doesnt want the title, McLaren make it sounds like, "oh we are giving the title to you".
Taking the glory from Raikonen after they messed up. Brilliant but cheeky you can say.

Someone will come forward and says, Ferrari will do the same too.. LOL
I dont support Ferrari either but I too think chance are 99% they will do the same thing.
Thats why I dont support teams anymore.. I rather watch my fav drivers battle themselves on the track than to bother about politic in F1.

Well latest news,� law......which is the craziest of them all.

Engine Frozen for 10 years

"Total freeze means that there will be no exceptions for development of certain parts of the engine, as is the case under the current regulations."

Well latest news,  law......which is the craziest of them all.

Engine Frozen for 10 years

The appeal by McLaren is to clarify things if this happens again in the future.

Although there is no indicator in the car that says theyve breach the temps, there is something to be gain (not in terms of WDC points) in case advantage is gained with that act, deliberate or not.

This will be important in the future if any teams are racing with others with this  same scenario.

Well latest news,  law......which is the craziest of them all.

Engine Frozen for 10 years

Actually FIA wants to bring down the cost of F1 as not all the teams can afford the most up-to-date technology. By reducing the reliance on high tech, FIA want battle between drivers instead of cars. Its still far though.

Former McLaren World Champion Alain Prost says he sympathised with Fernando Alonso's plight in 2007 under the hand of boss Ron Dennis.

The Frenchman, who infamously clashed with his then McLaren teammate Ayrton Senna in the late 80s, says he understands why Spaniard Alonso would complain about unfavourable conditions compared with his own teammate Lewis Hamilton in the latter part of this season.

He lays the blame at Dennis' doorstep, who Prost says - despite the team's constant protestations of equality - usually wrests his emotional support for one driver over another.

"He's always had a tendency to sympathise more for one of the drivers of his team, for whom his protective attitude emerges," Prost told the Italian magazine Autosprint.

"It was like that with Senna, with (Mika) Hakkinen, and now with (Lewis) Hamilton."

Prost does not condone Alonso's progressively unpleasant behaviour towards the end of this season, but he says Dennis' skewed affection for his drivers is at least the "reason" that it occurred.

And he thinks Alonso, who arrived at McLaren as a double World Champion, should have been designated 'number one.

"Probably Alonso would have won the championship this year and, in 2008, Hamilton would have appreciated this situation that would have allowed him to mature with no pressure," Prost, 52, added.