ALONSO ACABA CON LA BUENA RACHA DE LOS BRAWN, THEF1.COM

Buenas tardes FORO!!

Sólo entro para saludar,

nos vemos mañana....

buenassssssssssssssssss bueno bueno pues como lo malo se olvida pronto! pues todo olvidado y ayer a pesar de no haber dormido en casi dos dias y el cansancio .. pues no me podia quedar en el hotel de noche.. asi que salimos todos a cenar y al centro historico de Guadalajara... impresionante de bonito y divertidisismo!!!

total que casi a las tres de la mañana a la cama.. y a las siete y media en planta que en 15 minutos tengo las primeras reuniones.. asi queeeeeeeeeeee a trabajar!!!

Si es que la cabra tira al monte y yo aunque sea a rastras acabo siempre de juerga snif snif jajajaaj

Besitos a todosss! esta noche cena con Gilennnnnnnggggggg

Turkesas y Taberneros.

Gileng, gracias siempre es hora d etomarse un tequila, cual es el adecuado. Cuidanos a Sor.

Bahia, gracias tambien, lo mejor de este tipo de días son la familia e hijos.

LGK, gracias por tu aporte, muy interesante.

Pergo, muy interesante el video de la momia.

Hasta la noche.

8) 8) 8) 8) :132:

Juaas juaas juaas,Sorci sin bragas en Mexico, demasie pal body

SOR, estoy por recomendarte algo más fuerte que unas braguitas fashion, en jalisco hay muchos "gallos"
Bueno espero que Gileng, y su amada lleguen pronto.

He estado meditando los últimos movimientos de la F1.
Desde hace tiempo vengo manteniendo que la FOTA, quiere parte del pastel que casi se agotan FIA y FOM, dejando migajas y sobreesfuerzo a los equipos para conseguir patrocinio privado. Estos movimientos han agotado a SuperAguri, luego a Honda que no ha podido sobrevivir a sus gastos sin ingresos, y... veremos a Brawn ( ha conseguido un coche rápido con la pasta de Honda, pero con que lo va a mejorar...ya están mas de la mitad de los equipos en sus tiempos.
Con el vacío legal creado en torno a los difusores, equipos como McKk, sin problemas de presupuestos o de pruebas bajo cuerda y simulador, no van a tardar mucho en superarles.
La situación creada por la FOM y la FIA es de tal confusión que la FOTA se ha quedado sin resuello. Los equipos tienen que valorar seriamente ahora la situación, por que en principio no saben desde el punto de vista de la rentabilidad como quedará la cosa. La única solución sería un plante tipo Indianapolis, pero lo que trajo aquel plante, eliminando la posibilidad de montar michelín no anima a nadie a oponerse al fascista de Mosley, o sus vastagos.
Así la cosa los verdaderamente perjudicados con este cambio de reglas, la vispera de la boda ,son los pilotos...y el público( dividido a su vez, los recién llegados creen que esto le dará emoción extra al tema...en fin, poco conocen..)

Resulta que el mundial de constructores se dará, junto con los puntos y los $$$ a los constructores, en tanto que el de pilotos tendrá un valor apenas simbólico, al no estar vinculado al de constructores.

La impresión que tengo es que la F1, tal como la conocemos agoniza, ahora toca otra cosa, quizás cortarle la cabeza al ultimo de la carrera...o vete a saber que se les ocurre, pero desde mi rincón pienso reclamar cordura a cambio de ver y crear aficcion a este deporte, si esto continua así yo me bajo...

No hace falta ni plante ni plantacion, parece ser que segun el reglamento de la FIA no puede cambiarse este,con acento sobre la e,no se ponerlo, a menos de veinte dias para el mundial, habemus litigio, segun el lado oscuro esta en la web ITV.com :12: :12: :12:

The Formula One Teams' Association says the FIA's decision to change the scoring system for 2009 is invalid and cannot be enforced.

FOTA - which proposed an alternative points system but saw it rejected by the FIA World Motor Sport Council - claims that Formula 1 regulations do not allow such a change so close to the season unless all the teams are in agreement.

"Following the decision of the World Motorsport Council of the 17 March 2009 to change the way the drivers’ championship is awarded, the Teams gathered and unanimously agreed to question the validity of this decision," said a FOTA statement.

"The amendment to the sporting regulations proposed by the World Motorsport Council was not performed in accordance with the procedure provided for by Appendix 5 of the Sporting Regulations and, as per the provisions of the article 199 of the FIA International Sporting Code, it is too late for FIA to impose a change for the 2009 season that has not obtained the unanimous agreement of all the competitors properly entered into the 2009 Formula 1 Championship."

The regulation in question says that changes to the sporting regulations have to be "published at least 20 days prior to the opening date for entry applications for the championship concerned" unless "the unanimous agreement of all competitors properly entered for the championship or series concerned is obtained."

The teams body says it is willing to work with the FIA to implement a new system for 2010, but insists that the 'winner takes all' proposal cannot legally be imposed at this stage.

"Since the change to the scoring system unanimously agreed by the Teams and proposed to FIA did not receive approval of the WMSC, no change can occur in 2009, and the Teams wish to reaffirm their willingness to collaborate with the FIA in order to jointly define a new point system for the 2010 season within a comprehensive set of measures aimed at further stimulating the attractiveness of the F1 Sport," said FOTA.

It added that its own suggestion that the top eight scoring system be amended to a 12-9-7-5-4-3-2-1 points distribution had the backing of the fans surveyed by FOTA when it was devising its 'roadmap' for F1's future.

"FOTA had made a proposal that was carefully based on the results of a Global Audience Survey, which allowed listening to preferences of the public, and all the Teams firmly believe that these indications should be properly taken into account."

itv.com

Alatriste escribió:The Formula One Teams' Association says the FIA's decision to change the scoring system for 2009 is invalid and cannot be enforced.

FOTA - which proposed an alternative points system but saw it rejected by the FIA World Motor Sport Council - claims that Formula 1 regulations do not allow such a change so close to the season unless all the teams are in agreement.

"Following the decision of the World Motorsport Council of the 17 March 2009 to change the way the drivers’ championship is awarded, the Teams gathered and unanimously agreed to question the validity of this decision," said a FOTA statement.

"The amendment to the sporting regulations proposed by the World Motorsport Council was not performed in accordance with the procedure provided for by Appendix 5 of the Sporting Regulations and, as per the provisions of the article 199 of the FIA International Sporting Code, it is too late for FIA to impose a change for the 2009 season that has not obtained the unanimous agreement of all the competitors properly entered into the 2009 Formula 1 Championship."

The regulation in question says that changes to the sporting regulations have to be "published at least 20 days prior to the opening date for entry applications for the championship concerned" unless "the unanimous agreement of all competitors properly entered for the championship or series concerned is obtained."

The teams body says it is willing to work with the FIA to implement a new system for 2010, but insists that the 'winner takes all' proposal cannot legally be imposed at this stage.

"Since the change to the scoring system unanimously agreed by the Teams and proposed to FIA did not receive approval of the WMSC, no change can occur in 2009, and the Teams wish to reaffirm their willingness to collaborate with the FIA in order to jointly define a new point system for the 2010 season within a comprehensive set of measures aimed at further stimulating the attractiveness of the F1 Sport," said FOTA.

It added that its own suggestion that the top eight scoring system be amended to a 12-9-7-5-4-3-2-1 points distribution had the backing of the fans surveyed by FOTA when it was devising its 'roadmap' for F1's future.

"FOTA had made a proposal that was carefully based on the results of a Global Audience Survey, which allowed listening to preferences of the public, and all the Teams firmly believe that these indications should be properly taken into account."

itv.com

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