en los foros es para dar cada uno su opinion.. y cada uno puede decir lo que quiera, haber si esto es "como tamos en un foro de alonso, alonso es dios" pos como que no sabes? yo puedo hablar perfectamente de formula 1.. pero eso no significa que me tenga k gustar por cojones ese pilotito

bueno,desde el pp se sabia lo del amaño,como nos vamos a fiar de los ingleses con lo historicamente falsos y extraños son.aoara lo importante es que se demuestren los saboteos qesta sufriendo alonso y descalifiquen a mclaren para la prox temporada.y si encima en brasil la suerte se alia con el q ya tendria q ser absoluto campeon mucho mejor y asi hamilton no correra el año q viene y tardara mucho + de lo q se imagina en conseguir un mundial estando fernando en pista.pal año a renault a demostrar q es el unico capaz de ganar con esa escuderia y pal siguiente a ferrari a proseguir con la era schumacher,jajajajaj.seria un sueño esplendido,aun asi confio en q fernando gane en brasil pq es un circuito para pilotos de leyenda como es el y como lo era senna y no para pilotos quejicas y acomodados como lo es lewis

Estoy de auerdo con tigo, pero no hace falta faltar al respeto a los novatos, simplemente por el echo de que no sepan de que va "estar en un foro".

Es mejor dirigirse con educacion y explicar las cosas, risitas e ironias sobran ¿no crees?

tienes toda la razon... pido perdon por ello

Por un foro libre!

Retomando la noticia de si Ron Dennis declaró o no que competían contra Alonso, si dijo he o we, si la traducción era o no correcta, aquí os dejo lo que publica The Times para que veáis la auténtica caradura de este despreciable ser.
Fuente: timesonline. 09-oct-2007
Slip of the tongue by Ron Dennis adds fuel to Fernando Alonso conspiracy theory

Ron Dennis, the team principal of the McLaren Mercedes Formula One team, let one very large cat out of a very expensive bag after Lewis Hamilton’s retirement from the Chinese Grand Prix in Shanghai on Sunday. Speaking about the disastrous decision to delay Hamilton’s tyre change, which led to the British rookie sliding off the track while trying to get into the pits, Dennis said something that will have convinced Fernando Alonso’s supporters that there is a conspiracy within the team against their hero. “The problem was rain and his [Hamilton’s] tyres were in the worst condition,” Dennis said to a group of British journalists in the paddock at the circuit. “But we weren’t at all fazed about Kimi [Raikkonen, of Ferrari]. We weren’t racing Kimi, we were basically racing Fernando.”
Slip of the tongue it may have been – there were efforts by McLaren to explain it away - but, in one stroke, Dennis had made a nonsense of his claims to be treating his drivers equitably in the World Championship run-in. What is more, Dennis’s remarks have turned into articles of faith the deep suspicions in Spain and elsewhere that McLaren could be deliberately doctoring Alonso’s car to present the championship to Hamilton. In large parts of the motor-racing world, it is regarded as gospel that Alonso is battling against not only Hamilton but also the whole McLaren team for his third consecutive drivers’ championship. It is possible that the public will never know for certain exactly what is going on in a team who have been torn apart by the feud between their drivers and between Alonso and Dennis. The team principal says that McLaren are treating their drivers fairly and giving them equal chances to win, while Alonso says – or implies – that he is being cheated of his chance. One element that does seem to be becoming increasingly obvious is that McLaren as an organisation have, in recent weeks, turned their collective backs on Alonso. The team are going through the motions with their unhappy Spaniard, but are deriving very little pleasure from the process and it is undoubtedly the case that, as a group, they would prefer to see Hamilton win the title. In Spain, this regrettable state of affairs is regarded as having held sway since near the beginning of the season. In truth, there is little evidence to suggest that Alonso had anything other than a clean slate when he arrived at McLaren. But his unsportsmanlike attitude to the challenge of trying to beat Hamilton, plus his allegedly threatening behaviour towards Dennis and recent refusal to deny suggestions of “car-fixing”, have pushed him beyond the pale. McLaren go to Interlagos next week for the Brazilian Grand Prix in a strange condition indeed. The team will be delighted if Hamilton wins his maiden world title, but the celebrations will be muted if Alonso snatches it from the Briton at the death. The saddest part about the affair is that Alonso will have made history himself if he does prevail in Brazil. He will have become the first driver since Juan Manuel Fangio to win consecutive titles with different constructors, but the team who gave him the car to do it will barely, if at all, share in his joy. During another trying weekend for Alonso in China, he explained his view of McLaren, a team who he says have failed to treat him with the respect that he believes he deserves as a two-times world champion. “I was expecting a lot more,” Alonso said. “From the outside, the team had a different image: serious, but very professional. I improved the car as much as I could. Last year they were fighting to make it into Q3 [the third section of qualifying] and this year they are going to win the [drivers’] championship, and the truth is that the treatment has not been very good.” When asked if the way he had been treated was deserving of a two-times champion, Alonso said: “Not a double champion, but a normal person.” And he again denied that he had been given a fair chance in his battle with Hamilton. “You are always hearing about that so-called equality in the team, but tell me what you brag about and I’ll tell you what you are lacking,” he said. “It’s impossible to have equality in a Formula One team; there’s always a better engine, a better lap to stop in. There’s always a better option. “I’m not saying it’s not equality, because sometimes it’s one driver’s turn and other times it’s the other’s, but you always hear him [Dennis] talk about that or promising things and it’s not like that.”

Por cierto, si leéis el foro que acompaña a la noticia sobre Ron Dennis "lengua-larga", comprobaréis que, cada vez más, muchos aficionados franceses, alemanes, australianos, americanos, italianos, y hasta británicos, están con Fernando Alonso. Las últimas declaraciones de Ron Dennis han perjudicado mucho a Mercedes-Mclaren y es un clamor internacional las injusticias que se cometen contra Fernando Alonso.