First of all, I have to say that I agree with team orders (when necessary, of course).jakesanson wrote:Austria '01 & '02, Monaco and Monza '06, Spygate '07, Hockenheim '10, any more evidence needed??nimrod111 wrote:I don't understand why in your opinion Ferrari isn't a honest team...
Second, you have to distinguish the various cases.
Austria '01 and Hockenheim '10 are cases of a normal team order. I think that was a stupid behaviour by Massa to resist Alonso in that way. I think Enzo Ferrari would have fired him after the race...
Austria '02 was a useless team order: Schumacher didn't need to win that GP...
Monaco '06 is a Schumacher fault. But you forget that Senna and "old school" drivers did even worse maneuvers (look at the battle between Senna and Alboreto in Austria 1987)
Monza '06: well, that was not a good thing, I admit it.
Finally, in the spygate 2007 Ferrari was indeed the DAMAGED team...
Make a sum of my speech...there are only two situations not good (in ten years). I think even other teams did things like those...Think about the results of the Jerez gp in 1997, or (worse!) Australian gp in 1998...Why don't you say that McLaren behaved in unhonest way that time?
