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Todt: hearing not on our mind
Jean Todt, the Ferrari Team Manager, said his team did not allow Rubens
Barrichello win yesterday's European Grand Prix as a way of accommodating
the FIA World Council ahead of the hearing on Wednesday.
Rubens Barrichello took victory in yesterday's Grand Prix at the Nurburgring
in front of team-mate Michael Schumacher days before the team and drivers
front the World Council in Paris regarding the controversial finish at the
A-1 Ring last month when Barrichello was ordered to surrender his lead on
the final lap to Schumacher.
'We did not have Wednesday in mind at all,' Todt said firmly. 'I am not
getting into what I think about the FIA because I will only be able to
comment when we have the hearing.
'I am not at all expecting a difficult situation.'
Technical Director Ross Brawn, who masterminds the strategies on the pit
wall in direct consultation with Todt, admitted yesterday afternoon that the
team in hindsight would have "done things differently" in Austria.
'Life is a learning process and we learned in Austria that there were some
things we would handle differently,' he said. 'We don't deny there are
things we wish we had handled differently. What went on in the race was
unpopular but it was not illegal.'
Brawn said the fact that Schumacher had increased his lead again in the
Championship paved the way for Barrichello to be given the chance to secure
his second victory yesterday.
'The championship has moved on a bit since Austria and there was no need for
team orders,' he declared. 'It was agreed before the race that both drivers
were allowed to race until the last pit stop and then we asked them to
conserve their positions.'
Schumacher's six points for second yesterday now puts him 46 points clear of
his brother Ralf, who has 30 points. Barrichello is tied with David
Coulthard for fourth, on 26 points.
Technical Director Ross Brawn, who masterminds the strategies on the pit
wall in direct consultation with Todt, admitted yesterday afternoon that the
team in hindsight would have "done things differently" in Austria.
'Life is a learning process and we learned in Austria that there were some
things we would handle differently,' he said. 'We don't deny there are
things we wish we had handled differently. What went on in the race was
unpopular but it was not illegal.'
Brawn said the fact that Schumacher had increased his lead again in the
Championship paved the way for Barrichello to be given the chance to secure
his second victory yesterday.
'The championship has moved on a bit since Austria and there was no need for
team orders,' he declared. 'It was agreed before the race that both drivers
were allowed to race until the last pit stop and then we asked them to
conserve their positions.'
Schumacher's six points for second yesterday now puts him 46 points clear of
his brother Ralf, who has 30 points. Barrichello is tied with David
Coulthard for fourth, on 26 points.
Technical Director Ross Brawn, who masterminds the strategies on the pit
wall in direct consultation with Todt, admitted yesterday afternoon that the
team in hindsight would have "done things differently" in Austria.
'Life is a learning process and we learned in Austria that there were some
things we would handle differently,' he said. 'We don't deny there are
things we wish we had handled differently. What went on in the race was
unpopular but it was not illegal.'
Brawn said the fact that Schumacher had increased his lead again in the
Championship paved the way for Barrichello to be given the chance to secure
his second victory yesterday.
'The championship has moved on a bit since Austria and there was no need for
team orders,' he declared. 'It was agreed before the race that both drivers
were allowed to race until the last pit stop and then we asked them to
conserve their positions.'
Schumacher's six points for second yesterday now puts him 46 points clear of
his brother Ralf, who has 30 points. Barrichello is tied with David
Coulthard for fourth, on 26 points.
Technical Director Ross Brawn, who masterminds the strategies on the pit
wall in direct consultation with Todt, admitted yesterday afternoon that the
team in hindsight would have "done things differently" in Austria.
'Life is a learning process and we learned in Austria that there were some
things we would handle differently,' he said. 'We don't deny there are
things we wish we had handled differently. What went on in the race was
unpopular but it was not illegal.'
Brawn said the fact that Schumacher had increased his lead again in the
Championship paved the way for Barrichello to be given the chance to secure
his second victory yesterday.
'The championship has moved on a bit since Austria and there was no need for
team orders,' he declared. 'It was agreed before the race that both drivers
were allowed to race until the last pit stop and then we asked them to
conserve their positions.'
Schumacher's six points for second yesterday now puts him 46 points clear of
his brother Ralf, who has 30 points. Barrichello is tied with David
Coulthard for fourth, on 26 points.
Technical Director Ross Brawn, who masterminds the strategies on the pit
wall in direct consultation with Todt, admitted yesterday afternoon that the
team in hindsight would have "done things differently" in Austria.
'Life is a learning process and we learned in Austria that there were some
things we would handle differently,' he said. 'We don't deny there are
things we wish we had handled differently. What went on in the race was
unpopular but it was not illegal.'
Brawn said the fact that Schumacher had increased his lead again in the
Championship paved the way for Barrichello to be given the chance to secure
his second victory yesterday.
'The championship has moved on a bit since Austria and there was no need for
team orders,' he declared. 'It was agreed before the race that both drivers
were allowed to race until the last pit stop and then we asked them to
conserve their positions.'
Schumacher's six points for second yesterday now puts him 46 points clear of
his brother Ralf, who has 30 points. Barrichello is tied with David
Coulthard for fourth, on 26 points.
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Ciauz,
GioFX

Scusate, qualcosa è andato storto nel postare il messaggio... cmq ecco le
parti salienti delle interviste:
Jean Todt:
'We did not have Wednesday in mind at all,' Todt said firmly. 'I am not
getting into what I think about the FIA because I will only be able to
comment when we have the hearing.
Technical Director Ross Brawn, who masterminds the strategies on the pit
wall in direct consultation with Todt, admitted yesterday afternoon that the
team in hindsight would have "done things differently" in Austria.
'Life is a learning process and we learned in Austria that there were some
things we would handle differently,' he said. 'We don't deny there are
things we wish we had handled differently. What went on in the race was
unpopular but it was not illegal.'
Brawn said the fact that Schumacher had increased his lead again in the
Championship paved the way for Barrichello to be given the chance to secure
his second victory yesterday.
'The championship has moved on a bit since Austria and there was no need for
team orders,' he declared. 'It was agreed before the race that both drivers
were allowed to race until the last pit stop and then we asked them to
conserve their positions.'
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Ciauz,
GioFX

 team orders,'
Quindi non ottenere piu' la pole position č un ulteriore margine di
sicurezza, buon per Rubens , puo' sperare di battere qualche record anche
lui .