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Car Forum / Ferrari Cars / July 2004

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Thomas Andersson - 11 Jul 2004 18:49 GMT
So, the Ferrari circus keeps rolling with excellent driving and a teama nd
strategy to pick up any slack. Is there ANYTHING to stop the Big Red this
year??

11 starts, 10 wins and a Montoya...

After 11 races only 5 drivers are still in the theoretical running for the
championship, and only 3 teams...

Another win for Schumie and another podium for Barri.. and I'm all smiles :)

Best Wishes
Thomas
SharkNose156 - 12 Jul 2004 16:23 GMT
> So, the Ferrari circus keeps rolling with excellent driving and a teama nd
> strategy to pick up any slack. Is there ANYTHING to stop the Big Red this
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> Best Wishes
> Thomas

I was fortunate enough to be at Silverstone yesterday for my first
ever grand prix and nothing will ever match seeing Schuey punch in
those three laps after Raikonnen pitted. Having been a Ferrari fan
since I was knee high, it was an unashamedly emotional experience for
me to be there to see a Ferrari win. I know its a common occurance
these days but its one thing seeing it on TV and another actually
being there. It just can't ever be beaten! Just feeling the sound of
that Ferrari V10 vibrating your insides is unforgettable!

Was amazed at the number of Ferrari fans there were at the race given
that its McLaren, Williams and Button territory. But thinking about
it, with their success they've become like the Manchester United of F1
and the Scudetto is as much a fashion item as it is a symbol of motor
racing. Sad for the long time fans but I suppose its natural.

SN156
TigerRace1 - 12 Jul 2004 21:48 GMT
<<I was fortunate enough to be at Silverstone yesterday for my first ever grand
prix and nothing will ever match seeing Schuey punch in those three laps after
Raikonnen pitted.>>

Congratulations! I should be attending my first Grand Prix next year on my
honeymoon. I can't wait.

C.
SharkNose156 - 13 Jul 2004 11:11 GMT
> <<I was fortunate enough to be at Silverstone yesterday for my first ever grand
> prix and nothing will ever match seeing Schuey punch in those three laps after
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>
> C.

What a way to honeymoon! Which one will you go to? Think I'll have to
try for Monza next. It'll be more like a pilgrimage than just going to
see a race!

Regards
SN156
TigerRace1 - 13 Jul 2004 18:07 GMT
<<What a way to honeymoon!>>

We're not sure where we're going to get married, but one idea that keeps
popping up is seeing if we could hold a quick ceremony at the Ferrari Factory.

<<Which one will you go to? Think I'll have to try for Monza next. >>

We were thinking Imola or Monaco.

<<It'll be more like a pilgrimage than just going to see a race!>>

I consider a trip to the Factory to be a sort of pilgrimage. <g>

C.
 
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