ferrari

[mortda]

I Think the 2002 Ferrari is still quick enough to give the team points that they need right now and I don't think they will risk using the new car untill they feel it is reliable enough At the moment, getting points on the board is more important than taking the risk of not getting any at all due to unrelability problems

[pole2pole]

If michelin perform as well at Imola as they have at all three races so far this season then I think ferrari are in big trouble

[Armco Bender]

K.RAIKKONEN 24
D.COULTHARD 15
F.ALONSO 14
G.FISICHELLA 10
J.TRULLI 9
JP.MONTOYA 8
R.BARRICHELLO 8
M.SCHUMACHER 8

Ferrari need to get some more points on the board soon,MS needs a couple of wins with the Mac's finishing out of the points to overtake them,hard to see that happening in the immediate future,

[Inigo Montoya]

Originally posted by Armco Bender
K.RAIKKONEN 24
D.COULTHARD 15
F.ALONSO 14
G.FISICHELLA 10
J.TRULLI 9
JP.MONTOYA 8
R.BARRICHELLO 8
M.SCHUMACHER 8

Ferrari need to get some more points on the board soon,MS needs a couple of wins with the Mac's finishing out of the points to overtake them,hard to see that happening in the immediate future,

With both Mac and Ferrari introducing new cars, that scenario becomes more likely. We *know* Ferrari does not introduce new cars until they are close to bulletproof - lets see if McLaren does the same thing

[pole2pole]

I think one of the reasons why the f2002 was so bullproof last season was because it was never challenged

[Red]

What about F2001? Or F2000? Or F399? Even F300, alrtough not quite bulletproof, it's reliability was waaaay above average. And you can't say that they didn't have competition.