Ferrari engine changes for Malaysia

endplate · 2006-03-17 20:03:27

Massa has already had his engine changed and will have to take a 10 place penalty on the grid. There is now some concern over Schumacher's engine but as far as Ross Brawn is concerned there is no issues so far

17-03-2006 08:03PM

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Massa has already had his engine changed and will have to take a 10 place penalty on the grid. There is now some concern over Schumacher's engine but as far as Ross Brawn is concerned there is no issues so far

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#2 18-03-2006 06:22AM

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Scuey changed his now, and massa gets dumped 20 spots for changing his twice!! Aparently its a piston ring problem. I hate that 10 place penalty.... imo it ruins the natural grid, and like Brundle just said, the replacement engines are built and all so its not cost saving...

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#3 18-03-2006 08:10PM

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That rule has to be reviewed it doesn't make sense ever It cost Kimi the championship last year. We (on thescuderia.net) are still a bit confused as to who is actually positioned where for tomorrows GP.

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