Jul.28 (GMM) In their blogs on the official Ferrari website, Felipe Massa said Hockenheim had been a "great team result", while Fernando Alonso said victory was a "great feeling".
They did not even mention the team orders scandal.Team boss Stefano Domenicali summed up the internal mood - while the F1 world is alight with controversy - by saying he wants Ferrari to "remain focussed on our own work, starting in Budapest" this weekend.But the headline in Brazil's Globo summed up the attitude as 'no remorse', while the Jornal do Brasil published a cartoon of Paulista Massa as a puppet.In Italy, however, Tuttosport backed Luca di Montezemolo's claim about team order "hypocrisy", accusing Martin Whitmarsh of having "amnesia" when he suggested there are no team orders at McLaren.The article referred to Hockenheim 2008, when Heikki Kovalainen gave way to Lewis Hamilton.Other reports have referred to the arguable 'low fuel' messages for Jenson Button and Hamilton recently, with Germany's Auto Motor und Sport claiming the pair received a similar order last Sunday.Indeed, in La Gazzetta dello Sport, writer Umberto Zapelloni appeared to praise Ferrari for applying its team orders "without subterfuge"."Massa was not told he was consuming too much fuel or his tyres were in crisis, but others have been (told those things) this season," he wrote.
