Re: F1 Australia, <spoiler>

asdf wrote:

> I've attended a few Melbourne GP's (though thankfully not this year!),
and 
> there always seems to be a high attrition rate for some reason. Maybe
it's 
> just because it's the first GP of the year and a few things break :).
> 
> Compounding this this year, of course, was the very high track and
ambient 
> temperatures. Believe me, it was stinking hot in Melbourne on race day
:) 

Hard to remember a time when both Ferraris had engine issues like this 
(France 1996 maybe).  Also felt bad for Seabass, he was having a great 
start to his F1 career.  Maybe that McLaren/Microsoft ECU has a special 
"Ferrari Engine destruct" function built in.