Ferrari Mailing List: Re: Pitpass Weekly Newsletter 29-05-09

[red5hilser (red5hilser]

Hey Chris: I can't believe that you either can't see, or are afraid to bring up 
the similarity between Max and his late father Sir Oswald Mosley. After all, 
Sir Oswald was der Fuhrer (the Leader) of the British fascist Blackshirts in 
the late 1930's. And Max is 'der Fuhrer' of F1.

Let's face it, after uncle Adolf attended Sir Oswald's marriage to the sister 
of Hitler's then English girlfriend, you'd have to think that Herr Max might 
have a little dictatorial (der Fuhrer complex) blood in his veins. Especially 
after Max spent the first four years of his life in a British prison with his 
parents, who were serving time for treasonous acts against the Crown. (look it 
up) I'm surprised that he hasn't written 'My Struggle' yet.

The photos of Max, on the rack, with Mistress Helga giving him a 'rectal 
rejuvenation' with the handle of her whip, and her goose-stepping around the 
VIP paddock on race weekends in her skin-tight black leather outfit?only prove 
that, like his Austrian uncle, he thinks that he's?above all us Auslanders und 
Untermench and can do no wrong.?I am told that he lives for his weekly 
'treatments.'

So there you have it. The sooner that F1 is rid of der Fuhrer, and his Billy 
Barty look-alike, the sooner we can get back to racing as we knew it back in 
the good old days.

What say you?? --? Yer pal, Ferrari Bubba






-----Original Message-----
From: Chris Balfe, Editor
Subject: Pitpass Weekly Newsletter 29-05-09































29 May 2009??

Nobody Gets You Closer












This Week On Pitpass







In Monaco, Jenson Button and Brawn GP gave another totally convincing 
performance, thereby extending their leads in the World Championships. Once 
again, Rubens Barrichello played his part to perfection, while Ferrari has 
clearly made huge strides forward, unlike Toyota and BMW.

However, for much of the weekend, attention was focussed on activities away 
from the track as Bernie Ecclestone, Max Mosley and the teams sought a mutually 
acceptable solution to the ongoing budget cap row.

The uncertainty over 2010 continues, though as you will see from our latest 
news item - 'Peace in our time' - it appears there might be a solution as soon 
as this afternoon (Friday).

It would be easy to add, 'let's hope so', but I am sure there are many of you 
who would like to see the sport sorted out once and for all rather than the 
teams rolling over yet again. 

We have said it before and we'll say it again, there has to be a fundamental 
change to the way the sport is run, its governance, if it is to move forward. 
While nobody wants to see teams walking away from F1, far less starting a 
breakaway series, now is surely the time for them to take on the dictatorial Mr 
Mosley. If he wins again this time, he will surely stand for another term - 
despite last year's assurances that he wouldn't - and in the next few years we 
will see him wreak further damage on our sport.



Chris Balfe
Editor

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