Jezbollah
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Yep. Apparently hired to be his eyes and ears, so it's no surprise he's out.
Yep. The purge continues.
Yep. Apparently hired to be his eyes and ears, so it's no surprise he's out.
That watch is absolutely horrendous. People should get 150k to wear that monster.
More McLaren shuffling - http://www.gpupdate.net/en/f1-news/349234/redding-to-vacate-mclaren-manager-role/
This whiffs of a Paddy Lowe swoop.
Ex-Formula One driver Robert Kubica will make his Le Mans 24 Hours debut and compete in the World Endurance Championship with the ByKolles privateer LMP1 team in 2017.
Eleven-time F1 grand prix winner Rubens Barrichello will also make his Le Mans 24 Hours debut this year, partnering 1988 race winner Jan Lammers at the Racing Team Netherlands LMP2 squad.
2014 WEC champion and former Red Bull F1 driver Mark Webber has been appointed Grand Marshal for the 85th 24 Hours of Le Mans.
Paddys going to Williams. That wont be changing now. He's getting shares and will be a director too.
In the article: "McLaren Team Manager Dave Redding is to leave the outfit for rival Williams."
I was suggesting that Paddy may have suggested to Williams, that Redding would be a good person to acquire after his time at McLaren.
Not long till we see the new cars lads!
I'm sure, but Paddy is going in at a level above where Redding would be.
Hopefully this is just the start of a bit of a Williams revival with the right people coming in.
F1: Le Mans feeder series.
Rubens me if old
Seb had an accident (he went into the barrier approaching the hairpin) during the Pirelli test today - driver okay
https://twitter.com/Gianludale27/status/829681352496791552/photo/1
Unrelated, I was reading something the other day about dirty air. It was saying that in recent years with the top of the diffuser being lowered and the rear wings being raised up, coupled with the beam wing being removed has made for worse dirty air behind cars, because the flow from the diffuser doesn't attach to the flow from the rear wing and get thrown up as much as it used to.
It suggested that since the top of the diffusers are higher this year and the rear wings being lower and wider, dirty air might actually improve, as the two flows will interact more and pull the diffuser air up and away from cars behind. Fingers crossed!
Here's hoping, but with the front wings still as they are, they're going to still be hyper-sensitive to such things.
Franz Tost from STR came out today with one of the more idiotic propositions how to end a Mercedes dominance
Freeze their engine development
Leave peanut butter out of this Smithers! j/jMrBurnsExcellent.jif
Can't wait.
Here's some testing footage of Vettel's wet tyre test before he buried it
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=wCmORzdOb5s
The test had to be cancelled due to Ferrari having a lack of spare parts...
Published on 2 Aug 2016
It's like looking at a picture from an alternate comic book timeline.Saw this photo on f1fanatic and it took me back.
To a time when McLaren had sponsors.
Good lord. Those rears look like something from the 70s.
For the life of me I can't work out why this is supposed to be a good thing, but I guess I must just be a young whippersnapper.
Yeah, I know about it, but for the first time I've watched it in 60fps The feeling of speed is insane, I would love to see similar footage from F1 practice or testing.
Speaking of which, MotoGP broadcast 3 days of testing from Sepang, Malaysia, featuring cameras in the pitlane with reporter, free live timing and commentary from the studio. Indycar right now broadcast oval testing on their YouTube channel. What F1 (pinnacle of the sport, lol) will offer in that respect with "new exciting cars aiming to make F1 great again" running at Barcelona circuit in over 2 weeks? Nothing, as usual, even with Liberty Media at the helm?
Yeah, I know about it, but for the first time I've watched it in 60fps The feeling of speed is insane, I would love to see similar footage from F1 practice or testing.
Speaking of which, MotoGP broadcast 3 days of testing from Sepang, Malaysia, featuring cameras in the pitlane with reporter, free live timing and commentary from the studio. Indycar right now broadcast oval testing on their YouTube channel. What F1 (pinnacle of the sport, lol) will offer in that respect with "new exciting cars aiming to make F1 great again" running at Barcelona circuit in over 2 weeks? Nothing, as usual, even with Liberty Media at the helm?
Yeah, I know about it, but for the first time I've watched it in 60fps The feeling of speed is insane, I would love to see similar footage from F1 practice or testing.
Speaking of which, MotoGP broadcast 3 days of testing from Sepang, Malaysia, featuring cameras in the pitlane with reporter, free live timing and commentary from the studio. Indycar right now broadcast oval testing on their YouTube channel. What F1 (pinnacle of the sport, lol) will offer in that respect with "new exciting cars aiming to make F1 great again" running at Barcelona circuit in over 2 weeks? Nothing, as usual, even with Liberty Media at the helm?
Yeah, I know about it, but for the first time I've watched it in 60fps The feeling of speed is insane, I would love to see similar footage from F1 practice or testing.
Speaking of which, MotoGP broadcast 3 days of testing from Sepang, Malaysia, featuring cameras in the pitlane with reporter, free live timing and commentary from the studio. Indycar right now broadcast oval testing on their YouTube channel. What F1 (pinnacle of the sport, lol) will offer in that respect with "new exciting cars aiming to make F1 great again" running at Barcelona circuit in over 2 weeks? Nothing, as usual, even with Liberty Media at the helm?
It'll be limited again this year, but I wouldn't be surprised to see that change for next year. Liberty simply haven't had control long enough to make many changes like that.
I am glad we are giving Liberty some time to sort things out and not call them out on old shit after less than three weeks as owners of F1.
Liberty just took over. Hopefully it's in the plans.
NASCAR even puts full races on their YouTube channel like two weeks later, which is still great.
Ohh, that video just made me watch the Ferrari V12,10,8 and 6 in testing video.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=92aYYjK_0Ww