F1 racing world recently shocked by recording radio Ferrari team orders whichrequire Felipe Massa "destroy" Lewis Hamilton. Later, The Prancing Horse has denied any malicious intent behind the order.
"Hold Hamilton as long as possible. Destroy as many races as we can. Let's doit, boy .." Ferrari crew said, Rob Smedley, the Singapore GP two weeks ago.This command then make an uproar, especially Smedley choose to use the word"destroy". Some interpret it literally, which then led to criticism of Ferrari.
Massa and Hamilton himself was involved in race incidents. Their cars touchedand caused damage to one another. After the race, Massa criticized Hamilton'sdriving style out what he called very detrimental to him.
How Ferrari's comments on the speech Smedley on the radio?
"A lot of words ... Reading some of the British daily, Horse Whisperer is not alone seemed to have thought in the direction of William Shakespeare when he was deliberately looking for polemics in the phrase incurred during the Singapore GP Rob Smedley," Horse Whisperer wrote a column in the Ferrari website as reported by Autosport .
"It is true technician Felipe Massa carried away the heat at that time and chosethe use of the verb 'destroy' at some points."
"Maybe, it's not the right word choice, but it certainly does not bring evil intent,especially when you consider that Rob was born and raised as a Middlesbrough!"
Well, Ferrari expressly mentioned, that the words on the radio it was just heat of the picture's mood Smedley. The word "destroy" his chosen was no more thanhyperbole at his command to complicate Hamilton.
"Hold Hamilton as long as possible. Destroy as many races as we can. Let's doit, boy .." Ferrari crew said, Rob Smedley, the Singapore GP two weeks ago.This command then make an uproar, especially Smedley choose to use the word"destroy". Some interpret it literally, which then led to criticism of Ferrari.
Massa and Hamilton himself was involved in race incidents. Their cars touchedand caused damage to one another. After the race, Massa criticized Hamilton'sdriving style out what he called very detrimental to him.
How Ferrari's comments on the speech Smedley on the radio?
"A lot of words ... Reading some of the British daily, Horse Whisperer is not alone seemed to have thought in the direction of William Shakespeare when he was deliberately looking for polemics in the phrase incurred during the Singapore GP Rob Smedley," Horse Whisperer wrote a column in the Ferrari website as reported by Autosport .
"It is true technician Felipe Massa carried away the heat at that time and chosethe use of the verb 'destroy' at some points."
"Maybe, it's not the right word choice, but it certainly does not bring evil intent,especially when you consider that Rob was born and raised as a Middlesbrough!"
Well, Ferrari expressly mentioned, that the words on the radio it was just heat of the picture's mood Smedley. The word "destroy" his chosen was no more thanhyperbole at his command to complicate Hamilton.
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