Predictions for what will happen in 2009 between Mosley/Ecclestone?
#1
Posted 25 January 2009 - 17:14
This year there is the return of the Formula Two championship and next year Bernie wants Formula Master to become GP3. So it still makes me think this could happen. Also I belive Bernie patented the title of GP1, so we could end up with a complete series of rivals to FIA championships in the future.
F1 GP1
F2 GP2
F3 GP3
P.S sorry if this has been posted or is a pointless thread!
#3
Posted 25 January 2009 - 18:29
#4
Posted 25 January 2009 - 19:36
#5
Posted 25 January 2009 - 20:38
Whatever they do is for the mutual benefit of Bernie and Max.. it always has been.
This looks like they aren't seeing eye to eye...
http://www.pitpass.c...es_art_id=36888
#6
Posted 25 January 2009 - 21:25
Originally posted by Ocelot
This looks like they aren't seeing eye to eye...
http://www.pitpass.c...es_art_id=36888
Risking going slightly off-topic here, and I never read Pitpass really... but "a separate podium ceremony for the champion seems logical"? News to me! Why, do people forget who he was? I thought the purpose of a ceremonial hailing of the champion was that of the FIA Gala. In formal, ceremonial terms at least, Brazil was just another race. He was fifth, so why would he be on the podium? A very strange remark there.
Ditto with the third paragraph from the bottom. I thought all the controversies in 2008 at least generally had to do with on-track conduct, ie. Hamilton/Raikkonen at Spa; the perceived large quantity of penalties doled out to McLaren; the response to the Bourdais/Massa collision and Massa's pitlane release at Valencia (I think it was), not the pre-race state of the car (the Spa/Valencia incidents obviously being the two I'm mainly referring to as they both involved post-race decisions if I recall). Are a few of the writers of these articles acquiring a Mosley-or-Ecclestone-like tendency for making slightly bizarre and erratic looking observations totally out of the blue, lol.
#7
Posted 25 January 2009 - 21:44
Are a few of the writers of these articles acquiring a Mosley-or-Ecclestone-like tendency for making slightly bizarre and erratic looking observations totally out of the blue, lol.
That would not surprise me - anyone who thinks along their lines must be seriously disturbed!
#8
Posted 25 January 2009 - 21:57
and max is just evil max as usual
who wins in a battle between crazy and evil?
#9
Posted 25 January 2009 - 22:48
#10
Posted 25 January 2009 - 22:53
Septic Slarti's predictions for 2009:
Bernie will reveal that Max's favourite film is "Valkyrie" (because the good guy wins).
Bernie will try to break-up FOTA by bribing Ferrari.
Max will try to break-up FOTA by threatening everyone.
Max will try to call Sir Jackie Stewart "an intellectually-challenged functional illiterate", fail and settle for "short-arsed muppet".
Bernie will suggest that the teams don't understand F1.
Max will try to call Martin Whitmarsh "an intellectually-challenged functional illiterate", fail and settle for "dim-wit".
Bernie will claim that without a concord agreement, neither teams nor the FIA should be able to determine the rules of F1 and that it is clearly the responsibility of the commercial rights-holder to do so.
Max will claim that only he can stop Bernie taking over F1.
Max will stand for re-election because "I was reluctantly persuaded to continue by all my many friends who insist that no-one else can do the job".
There will be rumours of a 'stalking horse' from outside motorsport standing against Max.
Max will say that on no account should anyone with a business background from outside motorsport be allowed to be FIA president on the grounds that they don't understand F1, have no contacts, and "look at the mess they made of" their last job/company/industry/country's economy.
Bernie will offer to buy Williams.
Max will call Sir Frank Williams a "dinosaur" who is long overdue for retirement.
Bernie's deal to buy Williams will fall through, he will privately blame Max 'Bigmouth' Mosley.
In October, Bernie will say the best man won the championship and the best man won the presidency.
In November, Max will come up with a new set of rules and set the teams a three week deadline to accept them if they want to be allowed to race next year.
In December, Max will invade Poland.
Finally, on 31st December 2009, Septic Slarti will edit this post to make all his predictions appear to have been accurate.
#11
Posted 26 January 2009 - 06:46
Not bad.Originally posted by Slartibartfast
Septic Slarti's predictions for 2009:
Bernie will reveal that Max's favourite film is "Valkyrie" (because the good guy wins).
Bernie will try to break-up FOTA by bribing Ferrari.
Max will try to break-up FOTA by threatening everyone.
Max will try to call Sir Jackie Stewart "an intellectually-challenged functional illiterate", fail and settle for "short-arsed muppet".
Bernie will suggest that the teams don't understand F1.
Max will try to call Martin Whitmarsh "an intellectually-challenged functional illiterate", fail and settle for "dim-wit".
Bernie will claim that without a concord agreement, neither teams nor the FIA should be able to determine the rules of F1 and that it is clearly the responsibility of the commercial rights-holder to do so.
Max will claim that only he can stop Bernie taking over F1.
Max will stand for re-election because "I was reluctantly persuaded to continue by all my many friends who insist that no-one else can do the job".
There will be rumours of a 'stalking horse' from outside motorsport standing against Max.
Max will say that on no account should anyone with a business background from outside motorsport be allowed to be FIA president on the grounds that they don't understand F1, have no contacts, and "look at the mess they made of" their last job/company/industry/country's economy.
Bernie will offer to buy Williams.
Max will call Sir Frank Williams a "dinosaur" who is long overdue for retirement.
Bernie's deal to buy Williams will fall through, he will privately blame Max 'Bigmouth' Mosley.
In October, Bernie will say the best man won the championship and the best man won the presidency.
In November, Max will come up with a new set of rules and set the teams a three week deadline to accept them if they want to be allowed to race next year.
In December, Max will invade Poland.
Finally, on 31st December 2009, Septic Slarti will edit this post to make all his predictions appear to have been accurate.
#12
Posted 26 January 2009 - 09:31
Surely the answer for Bernie is to change the FIA Gala in to something that people would want to watch on TV. Package it in to a 45 minute season review, throw in a few panel-selected prizes, try and extract some personality from a few of the drivers... it might pull in a couple of viewers on a wet Sunday afternoon.Originally posted by Chicken McNuggets
Risking going slightly off-topic here, and I never read Pitpass really... but "a separate podium ceremony for the champion seems logical"? News to me! Why, do people forget who he was? I thought the purpose of a ceremonial hailing of the champion was that of the FIA Gala. In formal, ceremonial terms at least, Brazil was just another race. He was fifth, so why would he be on the podium? A very strange remark there.
Ditto with the third paragraph from the bottom. I thought all the controversies in 2008 at least generally had to do with on-track conduct, ie. Hamilton/Raikkonen at Spa; the perceived large quantity of penalties doled out to McLaren; the response to the Bourdais/Massa collision and Massa's pitlane release at Valencia (I think it was), not the pre-race state of the car (the Spa/Valencia incidents obviously being the two I'm mainly referring to as they both involved post-race decisions if I recall). Are a few of the writers of these articles acquiring a Mosley-or-Ecclestone-like tendency for making slightly bizarre and erratic looking observations totally out of the blue, lol.
His point on scutineering before the race does rather ignore the history of F1 teams making changes to their cars mid- or post-race in order to exploit an illegal advantage... I'd bet some of them where put in to practice by Mr Ecclestone in his time as a team boss too...
#13
Posted 26 January 2009 - 09:38
I started laughing, and then stopped when I realised it all seemed so probable.Originally posted by Slartibartfast
Septic Slarti's predictions for 2009:
Especially the cheaty editing part. Oops. I mean especially the Max being re-elected part.
#14
Posted 26 January 2009 - 15:42
Originally posted by Snap Matt
His point on scutineering before the race does rather ignore the history of F1 teams making changes to their cars mid- or post-race in order to exploit an illegal advantage... I'd bet some of them where put in to practice by Mr Ecclestone in his time as a team boss too...
Indeed, and probably the most blatant one too.
#15
Posted 31 December 2009 - 12:59
Heh heh, seamless editing, no-one will ever notice.
Septic Slarti's predictions for 2009:
Bernie will reveal that Max's favourite film is "Valkyrie" (because the good guy wins). He will also reveal that Max prefers the term 'leader' to 'dictator'. In German, presumably.
Bernie will try to break-up FOTA by bribing Ferrari.
Max will try to break-up FOTA by threatening everyone.
Max will try to call Sir Jackie Stewart "an intellectually-challenged functional illiterate", fail and settle for "short-arsed muppetHe gets upset when I talk about him".BernieMax will suggest that the teams don't understand F1.
Max will try to callMartin WhitmarshFlavio Briatore "an intellectually-challenged functional illiterate", fail and settle for "dim-witloony".
Bernie will claim that without a concord agreement, neither teams nor the FIA should be able to determine the rules of F1 and that it is clearly the responsibility of the commercial rights-holderto do sokeep all the money.
Max will claim that only he can stopBernieLuca di Montezemolo taking over F1.
Max will announce his retirement but then threaten to stand for re-election because "I was reluctantly persuaded to continue by all my many friends who insist that no-one else can do the jobI am under pressure now from all over the world to stand for re-election".
There will be rumours of a 'stalking horse' from outside motorsport standing against Max.
Max will say that on no account shouldanyone with a business background from outside motorsportAri Vatanen be allowed to be FIA president on the grounds thatthey don't understand F1, have no contacts, and "look at the mess they made of" their last job/company/industry/country's economyhe is not Jean Todt.
Bernie will offer to buy Williams.
Max will call Sir Frank Williams a "dinosaur" who is long overdue for retirement.
Bernie's deal to buy Williams will fall through, he will privately blame Max 'Bigmouth' Mosley.
In October, Bernie will say the best man won the championship and the best man won the presidency.
In November, Max will come up with a new set of rules and set the teams a three week deadline to accept them if they want to be allowed to race next year. Then the nurse will give him his medication and he will remember he isn't 'leader' anymore. So he will come up with a new set of privacy laws for the country instead.
In December, Max willinvade Polandattempt to re-write history in two articles in the Daily Telegraph. (But Poland is still on the agenda.)
Finally, on 31st December 2009, Septic Slarti willedit this post to make all his predictions appear to have been accuratereflect on how astonishingly accurate his predictions were and offer for sale (fake) blueprints of the TARDIS .
What?
Bugger!
#16
Posted 31 December 2009 - 13:06
#17
Posted 31 December 2009 - 13:43
That really is uncanny.Heh heh, seamless editing, no-one will ever notice.
You did get the general gist of it right though. Just the detail was a bit 'off'.
#18
Posted 31 December 2009 - 13:46