friggin a.

I am being censored by Yahoo,. I suppose I am the­ victim of Censorship. that's okay Yahoo. I shall­ just keep Listing. democracy isn't quite dead yet. ­ The comments below, are being removed.

Observation. ­ I think it's more than fair to say, that the 2008­ Formula One season, has had more controversial­ decisions, than in previous years, and I think it's­ more than fair to say, that the Ferrari fan would not­ agree with this, as Ferrari have been the­ beneficiaries, of these controversial decisions. ­ Reading a lot of comments, posted on this site, again,­ I think is more than fair to say, that the Formula One­ fan, of all the other nine team's, feels let down­ by the FIA, and on top of this, Bernie­ Ecclestone's, bad management, is losing, the loyal­ Formula One fan, there Grand Prix fixture, i,e,­ America, Canada, French and German, with more to­ follow.
What I would like to know, could a Formula One­ fan, have grounds, to sue the FIA. For example, last­ year, I went to the Monaco Grand Prix, and it cost­ about £2000. Now if I had gone this year, would I have­ grounds to sue the FIA. My reasons for asking this­ question. We now live in a society, where every day,­ somebody is suing somebody for something. For example,­ Max Mosley, sued a paper, for being caught with five­ prostitutes, and won, because it was, an infringement,­ of his privacy. So if Max Mosley can win that one,­ what's my chances, of winning against the FIA, for­ bringing the sport into disrepute, running a sport­ unfairly, showing favouritism to one team, unfairly­ penalising my team, and if you put all the video­ evidence together, crystal clear very public, and in­ your face, race fixing. Would I win? And if you­ included on top of this, some well documented, cases,­ for example, the punishment, of Honda and McLaren, the­ banning of the Renault, mass damper, and a Ferrari,­ flexing wing, and flexing floor, with no punishment. ­ Would I have a case? So if anybody out there, with­ legal knowledge, what do you think?

Seriously isn't Sato twitchy enough without the­ caffiene dumping?

don't they have message boards where folks can­ drone on, off topic about their silliness? meanwhile­ Sato is chugging redbull somewhere in Spain . . .

tt all i am suggesting is you are a tit cant u write­ something different.

oh and by the way Ferrari won the championship over­ McLaren this year, last time I checked.

pault - get a life

you are being censored for the mass­ posting of something unrelated to the forums you are­ posting in. More power to yahoo.

@ [3] why don’t you try give [4] some help he sure need­ help it’s his 4th post word for word to day

paul tee, like some other LH/McRipoff followers, needs­ help, urgently.

Careful Paul t!
That smells of sewerage!

Paul T. Well considered and well written. Today two­ guys went to the European courts and won their case­ even though the House of Lords had thrown it out and­ all the courts below that previoulsy. They also got­ compensation of 32,000 pounds. And I am delighted to­ say a huge smack against invasion of privacy and big­ brother uk government. Yes you could go to court, you­ could well win, but be sure the only one making money­ on this would be the lawyer. Not less than 250,000­ pounds would be required to take such a case all the­ way, and you better be sure of winning before throwing­ that amount of cash out the window in case you loose.

Watch out!
Even more danger on Spanish roads. They­ don't need any help from you Mr Sato!

But this is­ the important bit:
The popular Sato has also been­ presented as a useful instrument to help Red Bull­ increase sales of their energy drink in Japan. Red Bull­ recently regained full ownership of Toro Rosso.