As reported on HomeofSport The remnants of the ‘flexi-wing’ saga are likely to soon end, with BMW-Sauber asked by the FIA at Indianapolis to bring modified rear bodywork to Magny Cours. according to British magazine Autosport, it now emerges that – after a closer look and an unique test at Indianapolis – FIA inspectors ruled [...]
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BMW told to stiffen ‘flexi’ wing
Posted: July 7, 2006 by Neeraj in aerodynamics, BMW Sauber, controversy, FIA, Formula-One, Indianapolis, RaceTracks, Teams0
Poll: In Monaco qualifying, did Schumi stopped delibrately ?
Posted: June 5, 2006 by Neeraj in controversy, Drivers, Ferrari, Formula-One, Michael Schumacher, Monaco, Polls, Qualifiers, RaceTracks, TeamsAnd the results say the story. Majority of votes[18 votes/40.91%] found Michael Schumacher guilty of the stopping deliberately in Monaco qualifiers, whereby 20.45% people [9 votes] stood with him, not ready to believe that he could do something like this. 25% of the people [11 votes] are of people like me, who saw & heard [...]
The Schumi-Gate
Posted: May 30, 2006 by Neeraj in controversy, Drivers, Ferrari, FIA, Formula-One, Michael Schumacher, Monaco, Qualifiers, RaceTracks, TeamsThe FIA’s Statement: “Having set a fast time in sector one, the driver lost time in sector two, arrived at Turn 18 at a speed little, if any, different from his previous fastest lap, and braked with such force that his front wheels locked up, requiring the driver to regain control of the car. The [...]
