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Chris Dyer Replaced

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  1. VIZSLA

    VIZSLA Four Time F1 World Champ Owner

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    By Pat Fry.
    Pay back for the Alonso SNAFU in Abu Dahabi?
     
  2. Chicko

    Chicko Formula 3

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    Ever since Ross Brawn left at the end of 2006, there has been a catalogue of bad strategy calls made by the Ferrari pit wall, i'm not saying these are the fault of Chris Dyer, but its clear that Ferrari need to make some changes in this area.
     
  3. DeSoto

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    Won´t make much difference.

    BTW, I remember a few bad mistakes at the pits of McLaren when Pat Fry was in charge.
     
  4. DeSoto

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    The last two years of Ross Brawn at Ferrari were not that great. Even his own team is not doing so well.
     
  5. DF1

    DF1 Three Time F1 World Champ

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    Wrong guy to be affected. Domencalli should have already been let go. Sad. As if this will prevent future gaffs. Silly.
     
  6. kraftwerk

    kraftwerk Two Time F1 World Champ

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    The team has also announced that it has signed Red Bull’s chief strategist Neil Martin. He will be in charge of a new department which will look into new ways to operate the team.
     
  7. TheMayor

    TheMayor Ten Time F1 World Champ Rossa Subscribed

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    I have the ultimate solution to the team's problems.

    Don't make such a pig of a car next year.
     
  8. ScuderiaRossa

    ScuderiaRossa Formula 3 Silver Subscribed

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    That "pig" of a car came within a hair's breadth of the WDC. Driver + strategy mistakes are to blame, not the car...
     
  9. DeSoto

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    Only because Red Bull made too many silly mistakes. Their car was far better than the Ferrari, specially in the first half of the season.
     
  10. ScuderiaRossa

    ScuderiaRossa Formula 3 Silver Subscribed

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    I think the days of single team/single driver dominance are over in F1 (McLaren/Senna, Schumacher/Ferrari), so yes, you need a good car, but needless mistakes—and there have been plenty by all the top teams over the last few years—should not be the deciding factor. In fact, I find it amusing that such a dominant car like the RB did not simply walk away with both championships much earlier.
     
  11. texasmr2

    texasmr2 Two Time F1 World Champ BANNED

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    The team, with this decision, is starting to emulate Frank in his drivers 'shuffle board' game, rediculous imho.
     
  12. Formula 1

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    What, you don't like Prosciutto?
     
  13. DeSoto

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    Bernie won´t allow that. Never. He looses money when that happens.

    (Off-Topic: BTW, was Senna really dominant? I mean, when the McLaren was dominant, he had to deal with Prost.)
     
  14. ScuderiaRossa

    ScuderiaRossa Formula 3 Silver Subscribed

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    Dominant in terms of 3 WDC in 4 years.
     
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    Just curious, why do you think Stefano Domenicali should have been let go (I assume this is the person you are referring to as "Domencalli")?
     
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    lucky_13_2002 F1 Rookie

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    In five years, with the third won in a dishonest way, which ourdays would be impossible.
     
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  17. ScuderiaRossa

    ScuderiaRossa Formula 3 Silver Subscribed

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    Senna was WDC 1988 - 1991 except for 1989.

    3/4 years
     
  18. DeSoto

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    Yes, but he didn´t win them easily. That would be OK for Bernie.
     
  19. Mitch Alsup

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    You mean the one that won in 2009? as in not doing well?
     
  20. 4rePhill

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    Have to agree, Brawn GP couldn't have done much better!. It seems to have gone down the pan since Mercedes bought it!.
     
  21. tifosi12

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    By God I hope you are right. Those were the most boring years of F1. And yes, I'm pretty sure Bernie got the message when thousands of fans stopped watching and will prevent such a debacle from happening again.

    As for Dyer: Good move to get rid of him.
     
  22. VIZSLA

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    Shucks. Next you'll be asking for cars to pass one another ;)
     
  23. tifosi12

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    No. I'm happy as long as different drivers win the races and the championships. Nothing is more boring than being able to predict the race/championship winner. Well actually one thing is: If the title is won halfway through the season. Might as well end the season right there.
     
  24. VIZSLA

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    I find it a bit tedious when you know with a good certainty the race winner when qualifying ends ;)
     
  25. DeSoto

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    Well, that was in 2009. Ferrari won a championship only two years ago and many are saying they´re already finished.
     

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