"Blame it on the web". These are the words of a defeated and frustrated man, who knows he has thrown the air a year-long project. Ron Dennis freewheeling against everything and everyone. Obviously knows that he arrived at the end of its triumphant victory made, but also loud thuds. But in the end these are the rules of the game, everything is going to accept them, calmly accepting the sports results. But 2007 was, without doubt, an "annus horribilis" for the Anglo-German team: playing with warlike intent with the clear goal to rise to the main power of that bandwagon, known as the F1, with the arrival of 'summer, that relationship seemed idyllic from the paddock of silvery shine, slowly began to crumble. The incredible explosion of talent at home Hamilton, was poorly digested by Alonso, whose role as "first lady" was put into crisis by his teammate. Rather than resentment, were real wars.
Following the anti-Ferrari espionage scandal: The former chief designer of the team from Maranello, Nigel Stepney, would be recycled as 007 in the pay of McLaren. The "spy story" which held its breath over the summer four-wheel enthusiasts, was resolved with a double sentence: after a first interim solution (McLaren was penalized "morally" but not actually, because the evidence would not have shown responsibility and use owner of "confidential information"), it was forthcoming issue of a new, and this time final verdict, in which the protagonists are sanctioned by the cancellation of the championship points in the constructors' championship, but not in the pilots. A ruling has left the upper echelons of the "Red" with a bitter taste. The championship seemed firmly in English, but all was not lost. With a comeback just perfect, the Brazilian-Finnish pairing at the wheel of the two red lightning has completed his work in that Interlagos on Sunday. It seemed to be written somewhere: Raikkonen in front of everyone, his teammate in second place (to stop the trap Alonso) and the incredible but inexperienced English driver Hamilton relegated to seventh place. Verdict: 110 Raikkonen, Alonso and Hamilton 109. A final trick to know Ron Dennis and his team. Compartment was the latest attempt to undermine their opponents, citing alleged irregularities by Williams and BMW rivals. It is then that while the party was leaving red, the McLaren team boss has given his best.
How would the sporting principles, which bestow the honors of victory to those who have conquered the gallons of World Champion on the track, the owner of "Silver Arrows" gave vent to his frustration with the usual conspiracy of those who see a catch or something dark behind a success from the matrix rather than crystalline. I do not deserve their opponents, but even that demerit of the Web, with its jumble of voices reporting real or fake, would hurt the dynamics, already cracked within his team. There are shots in the dark. Words of one who is bitter about his failure as the only defendant to point the finger on which it is himself. How can the news from the web to undermine what should be a peaceful (as has always flaunted) as that of McLaren?? With this tool you have the opportunity to plead the cause of the plurality of information, feeling the disparate views and assess with confidence what would otherwise would never be filtered out if not, when possible, because of scanty and misleading press releases. The dirty laundry is washed at home. Dennis is a lesson that, perhaps, has not yet learned.
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