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Originally Posted by alka
Schumacher did not cheat, he just made a very good point that qualification format has to be changed. Can you imagine 10 2.4L engines burnig fuel for 20 minutes at average 13000RPMs, and all that just for fun. I dont understand why everybody blames him, he did not make the decision, the team did. Now I am sure they will change the qualification.
But the new Ferrari looks amazing, most likely it will be my next laptop.
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What *are* you talking about?
Please do feel free to explain - in detail - how deliberately stopping your car on track less than 10 seconds from the end of the session so as to block your rival from completing the lap he's currently on (with a better time in the first two sectors than you), then lying and saying it was an accident, makes *any* point about the qualifying format needing to be changed?
Are you aware that in the entire F1 season, every single F1 car *combined*, in *every* practice, qualifying and race session, will use less fuel than just one of the chartered 747s used to fly the teams' equipment from England to Australia for the Australian Grand Prix will use, for that one flight?
Also, regarding cheating, can you please explain exactly how you know that the team made the decision for him to cheat, considering that the *only* public comment from the team has been both Schumacher and Todt claiming that no cheating took place? And can you explain how you believe that, even if it did come as an order from the team, how that would excuse Schumacher for following an order to cheat - something that the team would be in no position to punish him for ignoring?
Can you also explain how the team could have ordered him to stop the car on track (which you say happened), and yet stopping the car on track in direct violation of the rules (which he did) would not be considered cheating (since you say he didn't cheat)?
Sorry, but Schumacher cheated in the most reprehensible, unsportsmanlike manner.