(12-12-2013 18:55 )kelly1066 Wrote: [ -> ]in that case, did hamilton really win his one title... or did massa just lose his one chance.....??
Don't forget the scoring system was different then, with only 2 points between first and second place finishes, not 7 points like this season, so you would need to re-work out their scores in each round ( I can't be bothered to do it
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(12-12-2013 18:55 )kelly1066 Wrote: [ -> ]did hamilton really win his one title... or did massa just lose his one chance.....??
If the double points for the last race had applied that year then Massa would have been champion.
Anyway Ferrari have now said they don't agree with the idea.
(20-12-2013 15:27 )Roger Patterson Wrote: [ -> ]Ferrari have now said they don't agree with the idea.
Well, that's it as good as torpedoed, then.
Michael Schumacher's fighting for his life after a skiing accident. He is presently in a coma.
He received a head injury after a fall at Merebel. He was flow to hospital at Grenoble.
A specialist neurosurgeon from Paris was flow into the hospital in Grenoble to treat Schumacher
thoughts and prayers to michael and his family
Really Hope Schumey pulls through!
Today is Michael's 45th birthday and Ferrari fans will put on their red shirts and hold a "silent" vigil for the injured Formula 1 driver outside his hospital in the French city of Grenoble.
Amazing scenes outside his hospital today!
Let's hope he hears it, and when the doctors decide he is well enough to bring him round, it helps with his recovery. Too many sports people die soon after retiring doing dangerous things.... even though this sounds like a pure accident for a change. Gotta feel sorry for his wife and two kids, they have been married 18 years i believe, and the kids would find it hard to lose him at their ages too..... 14 and 16. They should be looking forward, as should he and corrina, to them becomming young adults and finding their own route in life.. not sitting round waiting to see if daddy will live or not....