Yeah...and of course it's easy for me to say it all came down to that one mistake, because that's what happened at the end, but if not for the team, he wouldn't have been in that position in the first place.
Alonso had a good take on it...saying basically that they win and lose as a team (wish some folks around here could get that concept), and that they had opportunities to score more points several times throughout the season and missed those. I forgot which article it was, but he put it very nicely.
l00p, I have a feeling there's going to be plenty of F1 related news to keep you and all of us busy this off-season. Young driver's test this week...New Pirelli tire testing next week...Track developments in Austin and elsewhere...rule changes...driver lineup changes...possible track configuration changes (they're already pressuring Abu Dhabi to reconfigure for some/any overtaking following this past Sunday's bore-fest)...technological development rumors...off-season testing...and much, much more.
The Link
Just like football in Texas, the F1 season truly never ends. They've already started developing next season's cars. Of course, next season is only 4 months away!
In fact, I'm going to change the name of this thread to the "2010 F1 Off-season" thread, or something like that, so we can just keep it all here. Then in the spring, I'll just change it again. One neverending thread.
ETA: Check that...can't edit a thread this old...
Alonso had a good take on it...saying basically that they win and lose as a team (wish some folks around here could get that concept), and that they had opportunities to score more points several times throughout the season and missed those. I forgot which article it was, but he put it very nicely.
l00p, I have a feeling there's going to be plenty of F1 related news to keep you and all of us busy this off-season. Young driver's test this week...New Pirelli tire testing next week...Track developments in Austin and elsewhere...rule changes...driver lineup changes...possible track configuration changes (they're already pressuring Abu Dhabi to reconfigure for some/any overtaking following this past Sunday's bore-fest)...technological development rumors...off-season testing...and much, much more.
The Link
Just like football in Texas, the F1 season truly never ends. They've already started developing next season's cars. Of course, next season is only 4 months away!
In fact, I'm going to change the name of this thread to the "2010 F1 Off-season" thread, or something like that, so we can just keep it all here. Then in the spring, I'll just change it again. One neverending thread.
ETA: Check that...can't edit a thread this old...