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17 Sep 2005, 13:21 (Ref:1409925)
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Racer
Join Date: Sep 2005
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A Contract vs Ambition?
Lets face it, and be honest with yourself if you choose to reply. Today whether in F1 or any other facet of one’s life misguided ambition out ways one's honourable word.
I don’t fault anyone for being ambitious however I think your word on a contract should be honored. In my eyes, it's your word of honour to fufill you're ambition. As evidence of blind ambition I point to Jenson and BMW. I think those two examples are really self explainatory. As evidence of someone who is ambitious and maybe true to their contractual commitments I offer Michael Schumacher. A 7x WDC as proof, no? I don’t know if I am right so I look to this forum for their opinion. What’s more important ambition or a contract? |
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