Imola this time around

[DaveKillens]

It's not unrealistic to assume Massa suffered the same tire prblems Shu had. And it has to be noticed that once Alonso did get past him, he never really got up to the pace he enjoyed at the beginning. Trust me, he wanted 3rd very bad, but couldn't do it. If Massa really was running interference and trying t back Alonso up, I don't have a problem with that, it's racing. It's Alonso's problem he qualified so poorly, and his problem if he couldn't pass Massa.
I would consider myself a naive fool if I believed teams did not have secret ways if signalling drivers There are so many easy ways to do this. As well, all teams go through a pre-race briefing, and just like a soccer game, the drivers are briefed on what the team expects them to do in certain scenarios.
This isn't the first time Ferrari has won with strategy, they really know when to play their cards. This kind of struff makes the race for the title more exciting.

[vyselegend]

Mclaren and Ferrari scramble there radio transmissions, no other team or T.V crew can listen onto to them.

Hey, now that you say it, it's true I never heard Mc Laren's radio too.

[West]

I heard McLaren only let their non-strategy speeches go out on TV, like saying "good job." I remember last year when they had to remind Raikkonen that he was on TV after qualifying

[jaslfc]

i was watching the itv commentary of the last race.. martin brundle was complaning there is no radio commentary. i think its better if bernies people do all the broadcasting coz the first 3 races there were nice team radio!!

[jezzwa]

i was watching the itv commentary of the last race.. martin brundle was complaning there is no radio commentary. i think its better if bernies people do all the broadcasting coz the first 3 races there were nice team radio!!

OMG yes, the Imola coverage was so terrible, all we saw was Ferrari and FA, when bernies people do it at least we see some other battles on track AND get some team radio