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3rd November 2009, 13:00 #11Senior Member
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"european base" is Spain - factory is in the US - they've split it to avoid paying over the odds to ship cars and parts to the European circuits from the US.
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3rd November 2009, 13:14 #12Senior Member
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USF1 will still be more American than Force India is Indian!
And Red Bull isn't particularly Austrian, either, while we are at it
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3rd November 2009, 13:18 #13Admin
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Without checking, presumably Barcelona? It's fairly central for the European season and of course very handy for the circuit de catalunya for what limited testing they can do. Originally Posted by I am evil Homer
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3rd November 2009, 13:30 #14Senior Member
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Windsor isn't the team boss. Ken Anderson is the boss and he is American. Originally Posted by Mark
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3rd November 2009, 13:34 #15Senior Member
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No, Motorland Aragon complex in Alcatriz, Teruel, Spain.
The circuit was designed by Hermann Tilke.
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Ciudad_...de_Arag%C3%B3nDefend mediocrity... because excelence is just too hard to achieve. :p
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3rd November 2009, 13:54 #16Senior Member
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From what Windsor said on TV the other night, apparently there are no American drivers currently available who have a superlicense, so they are unable to use an American driver next year. Originally Posted by Mark
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3rd November 2009, 14:25 #17Senior Member
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Sad to say, there's also no US-Americans as of now that deserve an F1 ride. Perhaps Summerton will prove to be deserving in 2 years or so.
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3rd November 2009, 14:30 #18Senior Member
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Can't they jump this getting the driver to do a certain km in testing? During the off season? Originally Posted by Ent
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3rd November 2009, 16:48 #19Senior Member
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Just like everyone else in the US, including the US Treasury...... :\ Originally Posted by Fiero 5.7
More seriously, even if they don't employ an American driver in F1 (as others have stated none are ready now), I'd like to seem them sponsor someone like Summerton in a series like GP2.
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3rd November 2009, 18:34 #20Senior Member
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Not sure about it. Originally Posted by Mark
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