Crown
Board: Ferrari
Language: English
Region: Worldwide
Close
CloseForum - Thread
Aug 30, 2004 3:53:06 PM
-
Carlos from Spain
- Rennteam Moderator
-
- Loc: Spain. , Spain
- Posts: 21148, Gallery
- Registered on: Feb 9, 2003
- Reply to: watt
Aug 30, 2004 4:12:55 PM
-
Ron (Houston)
- Rennteam Moderator
-
- Loc: Houston, TX , United States
- Posts: 8812, Gallery
- Registered on: Apr 10, 2002
-
Reply to:
Carlos from Spain
Aug 30, 2004 4:29:16 PM
- Radar
- Co-Pilot
-
- Loc: The Frozen North
- Posts: 189, Gallery
- Registered on: Apr 6, 2002
-
Reply to:
Carlos from Spain
Re: Felicitazione -- Ferrari
Quote:
carlos fromspain said:
Haven't I seen this picture before?? oh wait, that was last year... and the year before... and the one before that... and ...
Yeah, that was two weeks ago when they clinched the constructor's championship. Yesterday, Michael clinched his 7th world driver's championship in a row.
Re: Felicitazione -- Ferrari
This is fantastic!
The proof that globalisation works!
What an amazing team!!!
German driver
French boss
French engine chief
British strategist
And I'm sure that they are plenty of italians engineers, it's just that, not being an enormous F1 fan, the names that spring to my mind when I think Ferrari are:
Schumacher, Totd, Hiss and Brawn.
The proof that globalisation works!
What an amazing team!!!
German driver
French boss
French engine chief
British strategist
And I'm sure that they are plenty of italians engineers, it's just that, not being an enormous F1 fan, the names that spring to my mind when I think Ferrari are:
Schumacher, Totd, Hiss and Brawn.
Aug 30, 2004 8:57:57 PM
-
Futch
- Rennteam Moderator
-
- Loc: EU , United Kingdom
- Posts: 4759, Gallery
- Registered on: May 14, 2002
-
Reply to:
Ron (Houston)
Re: Felicitazione -- Ferrari
What impresses me most about the Ferrari team, besides Michael Schumacher, is the reliability of the cars.
(Not something normally associated with italian cars
)
Michael Schumacher has now run 51 races in a row without a technical failure. The last time he retired from technical failure was the GP at Hockenheim in 2001 due to loss of fuel pressure. That is unbelievable!
Compare that to f.ex. McLaren who has barely managed to get one of their cars to finish this season.
(Not something normally associated with italian cars
)Michael Schumacher has now run 51 races in a row without a technical failure. The last time he retired from technical failure was the GP at Hockenheim in 2001 due to loss of fuel pressure. That is unbelievable!
Compare that to f.ex. McLaren who has barely managed to get one of their cars to finish this season.
Re: Felicitazione -- Ferrari
Quote:
temm said:
What impresses me most about the Ferrari team, besides Michael Schumacher, is the reliability of the cars.
(Not something normally associated with italian cars
Michael Schumacher has now run 51 races in a row without a technical failure. The last time he retired from technical failure was the GP at Hockenheim in 2001 due to loss of fuel pressure. That is unbelievable!
Compare that to f.ex. McLaren who has barely managed to get one of their cars to finish this season.
One reason might be the perfect match between Schumacher, the development team, mechanics, etc. They all are a big family, Schumacher does what he does for fun only because he really doesn't need the money anymore and all people involved in development seem to enjoy themselves and have fun. In such a good atmosphere, only good things can come from.
Re: Felicitazione -- Ferrari
Quote:
I thought it was Jean-Jacques His.
But maybe he's in charge of road cars engines, which is totally different.
yes. j j his is responsible for the upcoming road car engines, paolo martinelli (it) is head of F1 engine development.
and we should not forget rory byrne, the chassis designer and head of aerodynamics.
Forum
About Rennteam | Help | Terms of use | Privacy Policy | Support | Contact | Imprint | Archive
Powered by
Community
and
