billy backstay
Backstay, never bought a suit, never went to Vegas
Someone here posted that "all teams had access to the data". Surely if the data supported that Checo intentionally crashed, someone would have called foul!!
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Someone here posted that "all teams had access to the data". Surely if the data supported that Checo intentionally crashed, someone would have called foul!!
Chris in Santa Cruz CA
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Well the fia opened an investigation last week so we will find out that they say at some point.
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ro!
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Do you have cite for that?
I have read where the FIA are open to an investigation if a team complains..
I have not seen where they have already opened an investigation..
Chris in Santa Cruz CA
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Sol Rosenberg
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Rain Man
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Hell of a risk to take. Damage the transmission and it would be an automatic grid place drop.
silent bob
Super Anarchist
And another poorly kept secret:
www.formula1.com
Ferrari confirm Mattia Binotto has resigned as Team Principal | Formula 1®
Ferrari have announced that Mattia Binotto is to leave his position as Ferrari Team Principal at the end of the year, putting an end to weeks of speculation.
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billy backstay
Backstay, never bought a suit, never went to Vegas
Which is why I think it's bullshit. Somebody would have protested if the data proved it was intentional.
Chris in Santa Cruz CA
Super Anarchist
Shocking surprise.And another poorly kept secret:
Ferrari confirm Mattia Binotto has resigned as Team Principal | Formula 1®
Ferrari have announced that Mattia Binotto is to leave his position as Ferrari Team Principal at the end of the year, putting an end to weeks of speculation.
billy backstay
Backstay, never bought a suit, never went to Vegas
Seems they were just starting to become a real threat to Red Bull?
Link from bottom of Mattia thread, Palmer has really got the analysis spot on!!
WATCH: Jolyon Palmer explains where the 2022 season was won and lost with his end-of-year review | Formula 1®
As the dust settles on the 2022 season, former F1 driver Jolyon Palmer sits down to look back at the year’s defining moments with an in-depth review, assessing the impact of the new regulations, Ferrari’s initial comeback, Red Bull’s subsequent charge and Mercedes’s struggles.
www.formula1.com
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Chris in Santa Cruz CA
Super Anarchist
I will check that out at lunch. Thanks. At some point at Ferrari if you don’t win you’re out. Something is not right there. They have the talent to build a good car and actually had a better one than Mercedes all year. Their bad luck that Red Bull cheated and spent more to develop an even better car. With all that they don’t act like winners and are missing a key person/s who can instill confidence and fire folks up to perform Imo. Have for been missing it for years. Frankly it could be the organization just won’t allow a single strong personality like a Wolff to succeed.Seems they were just starting to become a real threat to Red Bull?
Link from bottom of Mattia thread, Palmer has really got the analysis spot on!!
WATCH: Jolyon Palmer explains where the 2022 season was won and lost with his end-of-year review | Formula 1®
As the dust settles on the 2022 season, former F1 driver Jolyon Palmer sits down to look back at the year’s defining moments with an in-depth review, assessing the impact of the new regulations, Ferrari’s initial comeback, Red Bull’s subsequent charge and Mercedes’s struggles.
billy backstay
Backstay, never bought a suit, never went to Vegas
After watching Palmers analysis it became painfully obvious why Mattia got the boot.
ro!
Super Anarchist
Jolyon looked at the numbers but he didnt say get rid of anyone. I’m probably the only one here to defend MB.. he was missing upper management support from John Elkins and CEO Vigna.
If he had the continued support from power broker Marchionne who unfortunately died as he was pushing the team onwards, or CEO Camilleri who was Binotos biggest supporter but retired from Covid, I believe SF would have been successfull this year.
Marchionne pushed them into the engine grey area which cost them a season but ultimately gave them probably the best engine this year. Vigna has restarted the Ferrari revolving door syndrome that has beset them over the years, and lost them James Allison..
MB was also a great Chief Tech guy, so even if they decided to go with another a Team Principle they should have done everything to keep him in that role.
silent bob
Super Anarchist
Musical Chairs in the Team Boss positions
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Jost Capito out at Williams, Andreas Seidl out at McLaren!
Ferrari Team Principal: Fred Vasseur to replace Mattia Binotto as Ferrari chief for 2023 | Formula 1®
Ferrari have appointed Fred Vasseur as Team Principal, with the Alfa Romeo boss and Sauber Motorsport CEO replacing Mattia Binotto from January 2023.
www.formula1.com
Jost Capito out at Williams, Andreas Seidl out at McLaren!
billy backstay
Backstay, never bought a suit, never went to Vegas
Didn't know where else to put this but here. Travis Pastrana's recent video of 12/6...
silent bob
Super Anarchist
A good explanation of the Team Principal moves!
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It doesn’t sound like anyone is going on Gardening leave!
ANALYSIS: How Team Principal Silly Season unfolded at Ferrari, Alfa Romeo and McLaren | Formula 1®
One team boss, who will remain nameless, very recently said to me: “In F1, every day something can happen – it’s never boring”. And boring it hasn’t been in the last 24 hours. F1 Correspondent Lawrence Barretto delves into a crazy period for F1 which has seen changes at the helm of four out of...
www.formula1.com
It doesn’t sound like anyone is going on Gardening leave!
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ro!
Super Anarchist
A good explanation of the Team Principal moves!
ANALYSIS: How Team Principal Silly Season unfolded at Ferrari, Alfa Romeo and McLaren | Formula 1®
One team boss, who will remain nameless, very recently said to me: “In F1, every day something can happen – it’s never boring”. And boring it hasn’t been in the last 24 hours. F1 Correspondent Lawrence Barretto delves into a crazy period for F1 which has seen changes at the helm of four out of...
It doesn’t sound like anyone is going on Gardening leave!
Whilst MB, Vassuer and Seidle were somewhat predictable, Caputo and his sidekick were a surprise.A good explanation of the Team Principal moves!
ANALYSIS: How Team Principal Silly Season unfolded at Ferrari, Alfa Romeo and McLaren | Formula 1®
One team boss, who will remain nameless, very recently said to me: “In F1, every day something can happen – it’s never boring”. And boring it hasn’t been in the last 24 hours. F1 Correspondent Lawrence Barretto delves into a crazy period for F1 which has seen changes at the helm of four out of...
It doesn’t sound like anyone is going on Gardening leave!
Did they get pushed out or did they see something coming they didn’t like!
If Porsche are involved you would think Caputo with his VW connections would be a fit..
Could this be Andrettis entry into F1?
billy backstay
Backstay, never bought a suit, never went to Vegas
Liquid
NFLTG
Wow, he beats the piss out of that 1 off car!
Anybody follow Formula e? All new cars, no 'Fan Boost' and counting laps not time this season with 3 races in January:
2022/23 ABB FIA Formula E World Championship calendar
All the races and dates for Season 9 and the start of the Gen3 era
www.fiaformulae.com
Interesting looking cars
