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I think Red Bull Management continue to make the smartest moves in F1.
Kudos to their management. They appear to understand what it takes to win in F1.
As many know, Red Bull and STR will NEVER win a WDC having a Ferrari customer engine.
I can't think of any Ferrari customer team ever being close ? can you ?
Red Bull are thinking of buying Cosworth.
Of course here is where a dual deal comes in as Toyota becomes a supplier to Williams. Toyota is able to bring in some $$ they keep pumping out.
Another win win situation
If this happens, I'm almost positive it wouldn't be long be before Team Aguri becomes Honda F1 as well
Kudos to their management. They appear to understand what it takes to win in F1.
As many know, Red Bull and STR will NEVER win a WDC having a Ferrari customer engine.
I can't think of any Ferrari customer team ever being close ? can you ?
Red Bull are thinking of buying Cosworth.
Of course here is where a dual deal comes in as Toyota becomes a supplier to Williams. Toyota is able to bring in some $$ they keep pumping out.
Another win win situation
If this happens, I'm almost positive it wouldn't be long be before Team Aguri becomes Honda F1 as well
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Originally Posted by s2ksimon,Mar 24 2006, 05:06 PM
I'm almost positive it wouldn't be long be before Team Aguri becomes Honda F1 as well
Also what will Honda gain be buying SA anyway?
It'll be a waste of money and Honda Racing are already building the SA06.
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Originally Posted by s2ksimon,Mar 24 2006, 12:06 PM
Red Bull are thinking of buying Cosworth.
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Originally Posted by s2ksimon,Mar 24 2006, 12:06 PM
As many know, Red Bull and STR will NEVER win a WDC having a Ferrari customer engine.
Please explain why.
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its an unwritten paddock rule in F1 whereby the company supplying the engines can't finish below the team using them..
even though red bull is paying for Ferrari engines, its not like they are going to allow red bull to place higher in the constructors' or even win the wdc
even though red bull is paying for Ferrari engines, its not like they are going to allow red bull to place higher in the constructors' or even win the wdc
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Ya know Simon my first reaction to that was "oh that's complete bull $hit", but then I thought for a second, and at this point in current state of F1 and the Max and Bernie Show I guess nothing surprises me anymore so you are probably right...
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Originally Posted by s2ksimon,Mar 27 2006, 09:25 AM
its an unwritten paddock rule in F1 whereby the company supplying the engines can't finish below the team using them..
even though red bull is paying for Ferrari engines, its not like they are going to allow red bull to place higher in the constructors' or even win the wdc
even though red bull is paying for Ferrari engines, its not like they are going to allow red bull to place higher in the constructors' or even win the wdc
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Originally Posted by Triple-H,Mar 27 2006, 12:16 PM
Ya know Simon my first reaction to that was "oh that's complete bull $hit", but then I thought for a second, and at this point in current state of F1 and the Max and Bernie Show I guess nothing surprises me anymore so you are probably right...