“Beginning on June 7 and running through race day on June 10, Anonymous will take down all the F1 websites, dump the servers and databases — and wreck anything else F1-related we can find on the internet,” the group said in a statement.
Unfortunately we got a warning from F~0~M to shut down the live timing
Re: Grand Prix du Canada 2012
Posted: 30 May 2012, 09:38
by reppo
I don't get it. What does F1 got to do with Bill 78? Sounds more like those hack.. what ever are just looking for publicity for themselves.
Re: Grand Prix du Canada 2012
Posted: 30 May 2012, 09:45
by phil1993
reppo wrote:I don't get it. What does F1 got to do with Bill 78? Sounds more like those hack.. what ever are just looking for publicity for themselves.
Mere threats from - allegedly - non-violent protesters can now lead to the cancellation of an absolutely unrelated event. Even though they could make theirs Bernie's saying that "there is no such thing as bad publicity", I'm afraid they'll only end up jeopardizing their own cause there.
Hopefully it's not a glimpse of more significant disruption to come during the race weekend.
Re: Grand Prix du Canada 2012
Posted: 03 Jun 2012, 19:27
by Edi96
Hopefully no one 'll run on the track during the race. We had that in the past and it was pretty scary.
Re: Grand Prix du Canada 2012
Posted: 03 Jun 2012, 19:54
by François
Yup, I even remember an idiot running on the track during the race last year...
Re: Grand Prix du Canada 2012
Posted: 03 Jun 2012, 20:30
by donald29
This is the only track (bar Austin obviously) that Red Bull have not won at. That's remarkable when you consider they've only been winning races since 2009.
Re: Grand Prix du Canada 2012
Posted: 03 Jun 2012, 20:38
by phil1993
Monaco winner Webber headed to the IOM to watch the TT. His reaction?
Re: Grand Prix du Canada 2012
Posted: 03 Jun 2012, 20:45
by François
Same reaction as anybody watching that I'd imagine. These guys are just nuts.
