Fair comment, and in their position i'd find it difficult to perform any
type of rudimentary task, let alone my job. But no-one forced them to race,
they chose to. And no-one, be it the FIA or their own team management,
subjected them to the usual administrative rigmarole that goes with race
presentation. My deepest sympathies go to Michael, Ralf and all of their
families at this difficult time.
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Si.
Some people would agree - and wouldnt even think about racing.
Some people would disagree and consider the very best tribute to carry on
and deal with it.
Either way - their efforts were superb and Michael's result - especially in
his middle stint - quite stunning
Doug
Agreed.
Personally, I think it's harder to do nothing at a time like that.
Somehow - I think they were hoping for a result their mum would be proud
of - and they certainly got that.
Good sign off for the F12002 as well.
Doug
Good job, well done.
Achim
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Achim
Give the guys a break... Its called professionalism... everyone deals with
these things in their own way... who the hell are you to judge?
> Achim
> > It depends where your priorities are. Family or money? If you value
your
> > family more than your money, then yes it would be wrong. But if that
> money
> > is more important, go for it!
Achim
You wrote after. After what? You mean what, a minute, a day, a week, a
month? Where do you draw the line. _YOUR_ line is different then what
other people draw their own line.
Thus, is life.
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Enough said..
I also assume the starting money and the prize money goes to the teams
rather than the drivers, just based on stuff I've read about the old
financial wars in F1.
Jason
Joe
>>It depends where your priorities are. Family or money? If you value
>>your family more than your money, then yes it would be wrong. But if
>>that money is more important, go for it!
> I would imagine both Schumi's have guaranteed salaries, so it's not
> like they'd be losing a huge chunk of change for not racing.
> I also assume the starting money and the prize money goes to the teams
> rather than the drivers, just based on stuff I've read about the old
> financial wars in F1.
> Jason
