Kelajuan Super Di Scuderia Ferrari Santander

weta_studio · Post time 12-8-2011 03:01 PM

tak payah pun dia tu..

sbb Ferrari lebih maju dari RBR..

satusembilan · Post time 12-8-2011 03:23 PM

ambiklah ross brawn tue balik...

akughi · Post time 12-8-2011 03:33 PM

mane ross brawn nak masuk balik...

sah sah la dia ade team sendiri

satusembilan · Post time 12-8-2011 04:36 PM

takde pun ambik sumaker ganti massa...

nak jugak aku tgk saper lagi bagus...

akughi · Post time 15-8-2011 03:23 PM

shumi vs alonso kat ferarri?

hahahahahhaaha tak lena tido la bos ferarri

weta_studio · Post time 25-8-2011 03:27 PM

Massa says Ferrari must push

Felipe Massa, who has not finished higher than fifth this season, says that his Ferrari team must continue to try and win as many races as possible.
"So now we come to the final eight races of the season, which means there is still a lot of racing ahead of us and I agree with Domenicali that, as a team, we should simply try and win as many races as possible and score plenty of points, without looking too closely at the championship situation," said the Brazilian on the Ferrari web site. "Certainly from a personal point of view, my most immediate aim is to try and record my first victory of this year. It's not going to be an easy few months, but we are certainly not going to give up."
Like all the other F1 drivers, Massa is keen to get back into action at the classic race track after a four-week summer break.

"We will be bringing some aero updates to Spa, including new wings to try out. Everything seems to be going in the direction we expected, so I hope we can have a good weekend," he said. "Like most drivers, I love driving at Spa and I have some good memories of winning there in 2008, finishing second the year before that, while last year I was just off the podium in fourth spot. I will be aiming for a repeat of 2008!"

akughi · Post time 25-8-2011 03:28 PM

Ferrari now working flat-out on 'innovative' 2012 car

Ferrari has admitted the development of its 2011 car is "almost at the end of the road" as it switches its attention to its "very innovative" 2012 challenger.

This weekend's Belgian Grand Prix will be round 12 of 19 this season, but with Ferrari and its drivers some way off the title leaders Red Bull, team principal Stefano Domenicali has confirmed that the team is winding down its development of the 150o Italia. However, he is convinced the 2011 Ferrari will still be quick enough to challenge for more victories this season after taking its first win three races ago at Silverstone.

"Our realistic goal for the remaining eight grands prix is to win races, to score as many points as possible," he told Ferrari's website. "I am sure we can achieve good results, but we should avoid looking at the classification, because we know the championship will be very difficult given the current gap, but let's see where it is in a few races. We have the potential to do well and we have to believe in ourselves.

"In terms of the development of the 150o Italia, we are almost at the end of the road but this does not mean that work on this year's car has come to a complete halt, but as of now, we are working full throttle on the 2012 car."

Domenicali believes many of the lessons learnt from the 2011 car can be applied to the 2012 project, but insists Ferrari is determined to break the mould in order to start the season with a strong package.

"As far as next year's regulations are concerned, apart from rules regarding the exhaust system, there are not many changes, therefore the new cars can be described as a development of the 2011 car," he said. "However, what I can say, having seen the model in the wind tunnel and the work going on in the drawing office, is that it will be a very innovative machine. In fact, this is to be expected, this is necessary given that our first goal is that, in 2012, we must be competitive right from the very start of the season."