Motor Racing

Tired Atheist asked:


I mean it’s pointless even if it’s good as those racing cars you see on TV because you can’t go that fast on your local road,if you were to,you’ll get a ticket and say bye bye to 500 bucks.
And you’ll have to dispose it once it gets old.

Nate the Great asked:


I mean Ferrari is for like serious racing like formula one and ferrari challenge, but lamborghini doesn’t have that it’s just for show. I know some lamboes can be fast but compared to Ferrari it’s rubbish. But it gets more street attention

Bones asked:


Driving sports cars, like a Dodge Viper, Ferrari, or Lamborghini Diablo?

I had a dream were I had to choice either to drive in a race with a Viper or Ferrari; it seemed like the race was a Formula One race. In my dream I had a hard time picking which one, but decided on the Viper out of some kind of loyalty. The Viper was painted red, white and blue. It was a very exhilarating dream, I imagine much akin to the way some people dream about flying. I woke up very happy.

So, is this just a wish fulfillment dream? Or is there any symbolic meaning here?

maiden16tiger asked:


whats the name of this movie? when does it come out? It’s street racing but using lamborghinis and ferrari?

Scarlet Cars asked:


I am a great fan of ferrari and Raikkonen, but the thing is the team and the pit crews have been making too much errors in last few races.Be it the engine halt of Massa and Raikkonen few races back , pit stop strategy errors to errors by the pit crew. Why did they have to bring Raikkonen at the same time as Massa in the pits yesterday? if they fueled Raikkonen heavier in the Q3.

Ivor Todger asked:


I for one think it’s great that he has race drive for a time.

hawks12thman asked:


I am wondering what is the best racing app on the iPhone/iPod Touch. Examples: Crash Bandicoot Nitro Kart 3D, Cro-Mag Rally, Asphalt 4: Elite Racing, Ferrari GT: Evolution
I am looking for an app that has a good selection of cars or karts and tracks and preferably some type of story mode (unlike Cro-Mag). Thanks in advance!

purpleCat asked:


I was looking through F1 Racing and at the Did You Know of the Turkish GP report, it was stated that Massa was the 4th Ferrari driver in history to score more than 200 points. If so, who are the other 3?

I’m pretty sure one of them is Schumi

hardluck asked:


it has a girl driving a red ferrari and guys bet on her racing…

q asked:


Right, I’ve had enough………
Mika Salo has stated that throughout his time with Ferrari they routinely spied on Mclaren. Couple this to the fact that they regularly manufactured the outcome of races. Then the fact that Schumacher was a rampant cheater himself. (something I never understoood as he had the talent to avoid such extremes)
Is it just me, or does it sound like Ferrari are desperate to win back some public support after failing to win the constructors title for the last two years and only managing a reletively lacklustre start to this season.
The whole situation stinks of hypocrisy and corruption.
I still wouldn’t put it past Ferrari to have engineered the whole affair to secure an easy title.
Firefox, ok, maybe lacklustre was a bit strong, but I am annoyed by all of this and they’re not where they expected to be in the championship that’s for sure.
To be fair, I’m not making any defence for Mclaren as I don’t support them as a team, I just think it’s pathetic the way Ferrari think it’s acceptable to break the rules and be totally unsporting for their own advantage yet make such a big fuss over this.
I expect, as a loyal tifosi, that you think Ferrari can do no wrong, which is fine but it still amounts to blatant hypocrisy.
As for Salo changing his story, I would imagine he’d have been threatened with legal action by now and doesn’t have much option but to change his story.
More to the point, this isn’t about counter tar tactics at all. Except from Ferrari’s point of view in my opinion.
Ferrari have rarely played by the rules and seem to me as though they are trying to deflect attention away from themselves with this.
I do agree that it’s all a complete farce and bad for the sport but it’s still a bit much that Ferrari can claim to be whiter than white.
Sure, it’s 2007 and Ferrari have also broken the rules in 2007.
Besides, the point is not to say it’s fine for Mclaren to cheat just because Ferrari have in the past, it’s about asking wheather Ferrari have more to do with this whole affair than people realise. The past was mentioned to highlight the fact that they’re not opposed to underhand tactics and therefore would resort to it again to get what they want.
Again, apologies for the lacklustre thing. They did start very well indeed. That was just a knee jerk reaction to my anger at the whole messy affair.
That’s another thing that bothers me about it.
You say Ferrari cheat but aren’t dumb enough to be caught, so with respect, it sounds like you’re condoning this kind of behaviour as a whole.
The second thing is that it was one person, not Mclaren as a whole who got caught. Mclaren only became implicated after they suspended Caughlan to investigate him themselves.
The third point, if he’s as clever a bloke as he appears/appeared, why in the blue hell did he send his wife to a photocopy shop with such sensitive information?
This, to me anyway, is why I think there is something more sinister going on.