Losing Mercedes and Renault is worse than keeping them and Honda and losing Marussia. Marussia would've gone even without the eco friendly formula.
Them only receiving 10 million from a billion dollar revenue is a bigger part of the problem.
Juncadella's stuffed it into the wall.
There might be a problem if someone in a top car (Mercedes) has trouble in the pits or something and gets lapped, SC car comes out and they get the lap back. They might get back to a podium position without doing the full distance and have extra fuel and less tyre-wear.
Sometimes the SC comes in without waiting for the backmarkers to catch up as well.
Aiii, don't panic but Max just got lost at Turn 1.
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LOL Sky F1 is reporting that Caterham is launching a crownfunding campaign so that they can go the Abu Dhabi.
Who's in?
BREAKING: Caterham's administrators are using crowd funding to secure team's return in Abu Dhabi. Hoping to raise £2.35 million #skyf1
Frankly I find the idea of asking fans to fund a team in order to give it a better chance of being sold off, distasteful in the extreme.
Daily Telegraph's F1 journalist says Marussia employees have been made redundant, team will not be at Abu Dhabi. Chalk up a win for the new cost saving, eco friendly formula. But hey, at least Honda's coming back and Renault stuck around to give its customers the worst engine on the grid.
I still say lapped cars should stay in the queue. The leader loses any gap they have after a SC, giving the chasers more benefits in not having to pass the backmarkers is not for me.
I do realise it is not the prevailing opinion
How much extra funding would they have got for beating Sauber and Caterham in the standings?
Verstappen playing it smart, pretty sure skipping the chicane and taking this part down is much faster.
If you look at this
Then it would mean around 40M$ which is huge.
The pinnacle of motorsport needs crowd funding. Fucking hell, what has this sport come to.
or you know, their maths is probably the reason they are in trouble right now.They need 2.3 million. If you add together every single limited reward at a higher cost, it'll add up to about 400k. I guess they're hoping for a lot of supporters at lower amounts!
Rosberg's front right tyre looks absolutely ruined. There's a massive gash in the middle all the way around.
The pinnacle of motorsport needs crowd funding. Fucking hell, what has this sport come to.
How is begging the fans for money better than Dogecoin?As long as we don't see Doge Coin liveries or other bullshit like that, I'd say it's fine.
How is begging the fans for money better than Dogecoin?
Leave the Dogecar alone guys You would totally sponsor a car for a weekend if you could do it for only $55k, don't lie
If I had 55k I'd do a tons of fun stuff, but wasting it on a F1 sponsorship is not among them, I assure you.