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Ferrari dependability
That F2001, with all its different versions, was a darn amazing car. This comes from a blatant JPM fan that saw the Red car and its driver on the top of the podium on most of last year's GP's.
What impressed me the most was its reliability -- and with its rock solid dependability, it was a thorn in the collective backs of the Ferrari rivals
And with all the reliability fame that precedes it,
is why I find it very unfortunate for RB this year.
How come Michael had no problems with his?
Is it the set ups?
The driver?
Just plain bad luck?
Those are million dollar questions that will probably never be answered.
As for the F2002, I hope it doesn't disappear into the horizon and blow everybody away by not giving the rest of the teams a chance to fight for first place this year.
I say this as a Formula 1 fan and a JPM fan that wants to continue witnessing the great competition that we have been given the privilege of enjoying up to now.
But you know what? I back off on my last statement. If the F2002 is that good, lets see the Williams and McLarens and the rest of the teams put up the ante. - am I being too optimistic here? I sure hope not, I don't want a repeate of last year, that's all.
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