Comments on: Are Renault Bad Losers? http://f1pitbox.com/2006/09/11/are-renault-bad-losers/ Formula One. From the outside, looking in and ignoring the spin. Wed, 04 Feb 2009 16:57:14 +0000 http://wordpress.org/?v=2.8.4 hourly 1 By: Team Principal http://f1pitbox.com/2006/09/11/are-renault-bad-losers/comment-page-1/#comment-16 Team Principal Sun, 08 Oct 2006 19:15:07 +0000 http://f1pitbox.com/?p=46#comment-16 Harsh words Katie! I do agree to a certain extent, Renault have been lashing out under pressure these last weeks, but they have also been the unlucky ones in several of the big decisions made in F1 recently. I can only imagine their smug faces following the Japanese Grand Prix though... Harsh words Katie! I do agree to a certain extent, Renault have been lashing out under pressure these last weeks, but they have also been the unlucky ones in several of the big decisions made in F1 recently.

I can only imagine their smug faces following the Japanese Grand Prix though...

]]> By: Katie http://f1pitbox.com/2006/09/11/are-renault-bad-losers/comment-page-1/#comment-15 Katie Sat, 07 Oct 2006 09:42:25 +0000 http://f1pitbox.com/?p=46#comment-15 I think the idea of there being a conspiracy is absoloute rubbish. People just invent conspiracies to explain what cannot be explained in my view and the vast majority of conspiracy theories turn out to be ungrounded with no evidence. People say that the stewards are biased in Schumacher and Ferrari's favour and I find this ludicrous. The Monza incident where Alonso 'blocked' Massa, the only evidence of a conspiracy they could come up with is the fact that there was a local steward, one with an Italian name and the cheif steward that travels to every Grand Prix, and sorry but that is pretty weak evidence to me. The stewards obiously have more information than we do, they know the rule book inside out so, hello, I think they might just know what they are talking about? Also take a look at Kimi. He's had some of the worst luck in the history of F1 but he doesn't go round aying there's a conspiracy against him, he just gets on with the job. And to be honest if I was him I'd be tempted to say that someone clearly isn't putting that car engine together properly. I personally think that Renault are trying to blame anyone but themselves and come out of it looking like spoilt whiney school children. I think the idea of there being a conspiracy is absoloute rubbish. People just invent conspiracies to explain what cannot be explained in my view and the vast majority of conspiracy theories turn out to be ungrounded with no evidence. People say that the stewards are biased in Schumacher and Ferrari's favour and I find this ludicrous. The Monza incident where Alonso 'blocked' Massa, the only evidence of a conspiracy they could come up with is the fact that there was a local steward, one with an Italian name and the cheif steward that travels to every Grand Prix, and sorry but that is pretty weak evidence to me. The stewards obiously have more information than we do, they know the rule book inside out so, hello, I think they might just know what they are talking about?

Also take a look at Kimi. He's had some of the worst luck in the history of F1 but he doesn't go round aying there's a conspiracy against him, he just gets on with the job. And to be honest if I was him I'd be tempted to say that someone clearly isn't putting that car engine together properly. I personally think that Renault are trying to blame anyone but themselves and come out of it looking like spoilt whiney school children.

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