3798j wroteUpgrades on the way...And with some luck, in a few years RBR will be able to compete with the big boys.
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M5Rick wroteBetting houses know better.Upgrades on the way...
Car-Addicted wroteNeah, it's just his winter-beater bat mobile.Did Adrian Newey have some sort of medical emergency we didn't know about?
Nothing to see there, boys, just a test-bed for Honda shake'n'bake engines!
3798j wroteNot any sooner than Lance Stroll winning F! championship!And with some luck, in a few years RBR will be able to compete with the big boys.
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LH44 wroteNah, I'm actually pretty lazy. Often the simplest answer is the correct one.Blaming Netflix for the current state of F1 really is the laziest, most tired argument that takes the least effort.
I'm confident you can do better.
Car-Addicted wrotehell yah, a Formula GXP Cybler Formula PrototypeDid Adrian Newey have some sort of medical emergency we didn't know about?
omgzirra_exe wroteThe down shifts sound like 5H1T (!)hell yah, a Formula GXP Cybler Formula Prototype
///M Power-Belgium wroterelatable as an m3 owner. dog shit car.The down shifts sound like 5H1T (!)
Car-Addicted wrotenah not important"Paddock insiders report that Andrea Stella may have already signed a contract with Ferrari to replace Fred Vasseur as team principal."
So
Gianpiero Lambiases to McLaren to replace Andrea Stella
Andrea Stella to Ferrari to replace Fred Vasseur?
Fred Vasseur to ???
When the music stops everyone grab a Team Principal seat
Oh-No, No seat for Christian Horner
most important is who (i mean which team) is going to score Hannah Schmidt
afadeev wrotewait till someone nets Hannah Schmidt ...G30M wroteSad to see continued decay of RBR under Mark Mateschitz's inherited ownership.GP (Lambiase) to leave RB for McLaren in 2028
///M Power-Belgium wroteA madman will try anything but money can't buy everything thankfullyAs you can see
3798j wroteYou can say a prayer for the papaya team then who probably won't win any titles this year.Betting houses know better.
G30M wroteLike rats from a slightly tilting ship, they'll soon be back when RBR start winning again.wait till someone nets Hannah Schmidt ...
M5Rick wroteMcLaren upgrades will have their drivers moving up the grid and fighting for wins. Meanwhile your guys will continue to be just midfield boys...where they belong.You can say a prayer for the papaya team then who probably won't win any titles this year.
3798j wroteWishful thinking.McLaren upgrades will have their drivers moving up the grid and fighting for wins. Meanwhile your guys will continue to be just midfield boys...where they belong.
M5Rick wroteInteresting. You sound as if you're as pleased with RBR's results this year...as I am.Wishful thinking.
Brown on saving the career of yet another RBR employee...
Writing on X, McLaren CEO Zak Brown: "Happy to share that Gianpiero Lambiase will join the McLaren Mastercard Formula 1 Team as Chief Racing Officer, reporting into Team Principal Andrea Stella, when his contract ends no later than 2028."
"He joins an incredible team under Andrea's leadership, and I'm excited about what we can achieve together."
Writing on X, McLaren CEO Zak Brown: "Happy to share that Gianpiero Lambiase will join the McLaren Mastercard Formula 1 Team as Chief Racing Officer, reporting into Team Principal Andrea Stella, when his contract ends no later than 2028."
"He joins an incredible team under Andrea's leadership, and I'm excited about what we can achieve together."
Lets raise a pint for the folks that make Auto Racing possible!
The $15m benefit F1 gets from its volunteers
Formula 1 benefits from a contribution from volunteer officials that is worth around $15.5million per year, a new report has revealed.
The FIA has just published a landmark research document that, for the first time, delves into the scale and importance of its volunteers that help in the running of F1 weekends.
Analysing the involvement of unpaid officials - from flag marshals and observers to extrication teams and medical personnel - the work conducted by the FIA University has shone a light on the scale of structure in place.
It has found that it takes an average of 838 volunteers to help organise and run each round of the F1 world championship, which means more 20,000 individuals need to be called upon over the course of a season.
The costs for FIA member clubs associated with recruiting, training and delivering this army of assistance is $12.9m.
https://www.the-race.com/formula-1/the-15-million-benefit-f1-gets-from-its-volunteers/
The $15m benefit F1 gets from its volunteers
Formula 1 benefits from a contribution from volunteer officials that is worth around $15.5million per year, a new report has revealed.
The FIA has just published a landmark research document that, for the first time, delves into the scale and importance of its volunteers that help in the running of F1 weekends.
Analysing the involvement of unpaid officials - from flag marshals and observers to extrication teams and medical personnel - the work conducted by the FIA University has shone a light on the scale of structure in place.
It has found that it takes an average of 838 volunteers to help organise and run each round of the F1 world championship, which means more 20,000 individuals need to be called upon over the course of a season.
The costs for FIA member clubs associated with recruiting, training and delivering this army of assistance is $12.9m.
https://www.the-race.com/formula-1/the-15-million-benefit-f1-gets-from-its-volunteers/
3798j wroteIt's just 3 races so don't raise your hopes too high for your yellow team, you sound as if you're just wanting MAX to be behind the Larens rather than fighting for the championship. He finished ahead of one of them last year while both your papaya should have walked it.Interesting. You sound as if you're as pleased with RBR's results this year...as I am.
