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Titolo: [ENG] Williams Rivalry Heralds New Dawn

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The United States Grand Prix was not a good race for the Williams team.
Ralf Schumacher and team-mate Juan Pablo Montya had a coming together
very early on and that put paid to Ralf's chances while Montoya took a
long time to get back into the race.
It turned out to be a pure accident but the drivers are always fighting
each other all the way.
But I don't feel this competitiveness is affecting the team's chances.
Racing is what the sport is all about and, unlike Ferrari, Williams send
their drivers to frace each other.
Ralf Schumacher lost control on the entry to the bend but at this time of
the season, the teams are trying out new components that they will be
using next season.
Williams have the new BMW engine coming on line and they were obviously
using the race at Indianapolis and at Suzuka later this month to try out
some new things on the car.
Williams are committed to racing and with drivers as ambitious as Ralf
Schumacher and Montoya, you may sometimes get accidents.
But surely that is better than trying to engineer results like Ferrari
have done.
Williams have had an up-and-down season and Montoya's fourth in the
United States was not the best of results.
But they have a stable team set-up and will be looking for great things
from their new BMW engine.
  * Tony Jardine was talking to Stephen Joyce.
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 Schumacher and Montoya, you may sometimes get accidents.
Racing is what the sport is all about and, unlike Ferrari, Williams send
their drivers to run into each other.
Ferrari are committed to racing and with drivers as ambitious as Michael
Schumacher and Barrichello, you may sometimes get World Championships.
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 Schumacher and Barrichello, you may sometimes get World Championships.
Ok, questa era buona... :-)
Pero` c'e` ben piu` di una voce, soprattutto nella stampa specializzata
in lingua inglese, che si lamenta della gestione Ferrari e di "quello
che stanno facendo alla F1". Qual'e` la spiegazione?
a) Rosicano
b) Sono parte di un complotto internazionale contro l'industria italiana
c) C'e` effettivamente un punto di rottura con la F1 tradizionale
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 c) C'e` effettivamente un punto di rottura con la F1 tradizionale
a) 50%
b) 25%
c) 25%
:-P


 c) 25%
Non si parla di pseudo-tifosi, ma di gruppi che di Ferrari industria se 
ne mangiano una al giorno.
Escluderei la a) .........

 c) 25%
a) 20%
b) 0%
c) 80%
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