donthaveanickname
Team Owner
It continues to be over the German sports media that Hamilton might retire with Vettel potentially replacing him.
I really hope Lewis won't end his career already.
I really hope Lewis won't end his career already.
Singapore just signed an extension, its not going anywhere.Just wish we could get Singapore back instead.
I don't think so. The championship being decided on the final lap of the final race is the best thing to happen to motorsports in a long time. It seems like it's mostly highly partisan Hamilton fans who are still upset.What a mess. What a massive mess. I think what happened at Abu Dhabi is going to go down as the biggest nightmare for the top tiers of racing since the CART/IRL split. F1 had soooo much going for it this year. Now this incredible season will be forever tainted and fan confidence will be at an all-time low.
I'm not a big fan of throwing out the rules to influence a championship. That's WWE level stuff.I don't think so. The championship being decided on the final lap of the final race is the best thing to happen to motorsports in a long time.
Certainly, there is some of that, but there are also those who believe a world championship should be fair and credible, which this one wasn't.It seems like it's mostly highly partisan Hamilton fans who are still upset.
Don't get too excited. This looks like the FIA concept car just painted up in Red Bull colors, but it does look really good.
Everything we have seen so far has been pretty generic.The only thing that looks noticeably different is the nose. Seems like no one might be willing to show their full design before testing.
This thing looks like it’s supposed to glow in the dark:
I've been wondering about this, are the cars not equal now? And does HAAS have the same Ferrari power unit? If so should HAAS not be as fast as the Ferrari's? Or is there more to the new cars?these cars look so much better.i wonder how haas will do this year? 12-15th and a few points would be a good year for them.
The technical regulations have been tightened but the teams still build their own cars.I've been wondering about this, are the cars not equal now? And does HAAS have the same Ferrari power unit? If so should HAAS not be as fast as the Ferrari's? Or is there more to the new cars?
10 million compared to 200 million.Charters run amok.![]()
The main shareholder in Alfa Romeo-Sauber ultimately opted not to sell to Andretti as team values are expected to continue to rise over the next few years. This would be an 11th team, hence the $200M fee that serves as a dilution fund for the other ten teams as their annual payouts would be reduced.I thought Andretti decided not to enter F1. Guess I was wrong?
Does that mean there will be 13 teams when Audi and Porsche join?The main shareholder in Alfa Romeo-Sauber ultimately opted not to sell to Andretti as team values are expected to continue to rise over the next few years. This would be an 11th team, hence the $200M fee that serves as a dilution fund for the other ten teams as their annual payouts would be reduced.
F1 has shot itself in the foot and it remains to be seen how they recover from that. The new cars are pretty swoopy, so I think that alone will keep people coming back, even those who are fed up after Abu Dabi.3 years ago I thought F1 and NASCAR were heading for irrelevance and WEC was already there. Look at the situation now, it's awesome to see.