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Renault's 2016 livery?
Wow, that's probably the most oleasing yellow livery I've seen in F1 since Jordan's J199..
Renault's 2016 livery?
Wow, that's probably the most oleasing yellow livery I've seen in F1 since Jordan's J199..
So they're taking up Force India's role this year then...
I feel like C4 missing the first race in AUS is a really bad start for them....
Helmut Marko, trying to repair the relationship between Renault and Red Bull.
"For now Marko says Renault would best be served by putting their efforts behind Red Bull, who despite initially cancelling their contract with the company will run rebranded Renault engines in 2016.
The Red Bull advisor told Motorsport-Magazin.com: "When I look at the current Lotus team, which is now the Renault factory team, then they must, if they are in their right mind, put everything on us."
He added: "With that team and with those drivers they have practically nothing."
http://planetf1.com/news/marko-renault-should-back-red-bull/
Renault's 2016 livery?
Will this be Ferrari type revolution? Like promising ground breaking stuff and then failing hard?
Motorsport.com - Sebastian Vettel returned to the cockpit of a Formula 1 car today for a test in a 2014 Ferrari at Fiorano.
It is unclear the exact motivation for the early test – which comes after the German spent a day in Maranello's wind tunnel – but it will either be to get a head-start on preparation for the forthcoming season or being used for promotional/sponsor reasons.
German Jesus spares no time.
Not having Canada on there is criminal though.
That's all well and good, but how can people actually *watch* the races?As expected but at least they're focusing on the important stuff:
Motorsport.com - Although some ideas - like reverse grids and refuelling - did not get much support, other tweaks did get backing and could come in to force as early as this year.
Motorsport.com understands that one idea that will now be worked on is for fans to choose stand out performances through social media after each race for drivers to be presented with trophies.
It is believed that two awards are being considered: one for the best driver performance and one for the best overtaking move.
That's all well and good, but how can people actually *watch* the races?
GOD YES
Motorsport.com - F1's manufacturers have agreed to bring down engine supply costs, and guarantee no team is left without power units, in exchange for keeping current V6 turbos until at least 2020
As expected but at least they're focusing on the important stuff:
Motorsport.com - Although some ideas - like reverse grids and refuelling - did not get much support, other tweaks did get backing and could come in to force as early as this year.
Motorsport.com understands that one idea that will now be worked on is for fans to choose stand out performances through social media after each race for drivers to be presented with trophies.
It is believed that two awards are being considered: one for the best driver performance and one for the best overtaking move.
Verstappen and Red Bull were helping to promote this year's Austrian Grand Prix, but local authorities reportedly did not see the bright side of the F1 snow stunt. Tiroler Tageszeitung newspaper reports that administrative proceedings have been filed against Red Bull, as official approval for the event was not granted.
Kitzbuhel ski slopes director Michael Berger confirmed the news, saying approval must be given for the driving of any vehicle outside normal traffic or fenced areas, due to the potential for causing damage to nature.
Williams considering a switch to Honda in 2017 according Sport Bild.
Mercs time is up, Honda domination is coming.
It'll be really interesting to see if Honda has managed to solve its issues over the winter. If so, I could see those rumors being true. It's not like Honda (or Renault) don't know how to build engines. The development and testing restrictions just make it an overly tough job.
been out of the loop for a while. have any new cars been presented? if not, when is the first presentation?
As expected but at least they're focusing on the important stuff:
Motorsport.com - Although some ideas - like reverse grids and refuelling - did not get much support, other tweaks did get backing and could come in to force as early as this year.
Motorsport.com understands that one idea that will now be worked on is for fans to choose stand out performances through social media after each race for drivers to be presented with trophies.
It is believed that two awards are being considered: one for the best driver performance and one for the best overtaking move.
Williams won't win a championship with the b spec engine they get from Mercedes so it makes sense to change to Honda.
Everyone not Mercedes and Ferrari will have a better chance with Honda.
Realistically I don't think it would make any difference. McLaren are Honda's works partner, they get the same benefits that Ferrari and Mercedes get ie. best spec engine, early upgrades etc.
Short of a dramatic breakdown in the McLaren/Honda relationship they would get the same or similar customer relation with Honda to which they already have with Merc.
So the European GP already feels the need to confirm the race before it even begins:
http://www.motorsport.com/f1/news/baku-denies-f1-race-is-in-doubt-669086/
Hopefully it's quickly gone from the calendar.