Formula 1: Where have Ferrari Gone Wrong?

Mark Craft wrote: 

It takes a lot of hard work to reach the top.
It takes much much more to remain there.
:-)

May be they have missed some small elements (I am sure
small as they are not too far behind) which matters
when they were sitting comfortably ahead of competition.

Sree

> They've dropped the ball and have forgotten how to pick it up again..

They didn't drop the ball ... the other teams improved. Better cars,
tires, and more experienced drivers.

> They didn't drop the ball ... the other teams improved. Better cars, 

but compared to last year they have fallen back, lost their advantage.

On Mon, 4 Aug 2003 11:05:53 +0100, "Mark Craft" <nospamhere.com>
wrote: 

....You wish.
 

....Not to mention getting forced off the track into the crap that lies
there.
 

....Like every other tire that had been driven a full lap flat.
 

....Who's leading the championships?

Malachi Constant waffled on in a quite bewildering manner to produce... 

I just love Schumacher Apologists.

The world championship doesn't belong to MS you know.. Kimi and J-P will be
sharing it for the next few years :-P

Pete M

Mark Craft <nospamhere.com> wrote:
 

He's not very classy, is he? ;-v

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in article 1fz6zfr.1awlwvx150qvj5N%net, Wayne Stuart at
net wrote on 8/4/03 5:09 PM:
 

He never was. I remember him behaving like a horse's ass
at Detroit in 88.

in article gpCXa.19$blueyonder.co.uk, Pete M at
co.uk wrote on 8/4/03
4:47 PM:
 
Don't forget (in the words of David Hobbs) ol' Fred Alonso.