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16th June 2007, 14:04 #11
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An American F1 team, you'd have to tell the drivers and crew that there will be right and left turns
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16th June 2007, 15:14 #12
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16th June 2007, 16:44 #13
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Originally Posted by Scheckterfan54
Most races are held in Europe, so the team will have to be stationed in Europe. The logistics of fielding and American F1 team just don't make sense. Today, an F1 team HAS to be in Europe, it is to its advantage if is in England, better yet if it is in Woking-Surrey area. Universities there have F1-specific mechanical engineering courses.Iceman: Adjective 1)Rapid, swift 2)Nickname of Kimi-Matias Räikkönen, a legendary Formula 1 driver
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16th June 2007, 20:43 #14
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Originally Posted by wedge
Penske is not interested in starting a F1 team he can't devote all his time to.
I don't think Chip has that kind of money.racing-reference.info/showblog?id=1785
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16th June 2007, 22:22 #15
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they would have to be in it for the right reasons.
drawing more attention from the US market is a mute point. Americans are not nationalistic in terms of sports that they don't dominate. US post won 7 Toure de fRances in a row and the US masses didn't respond. Just a different sensibility that's all.
If the company is in it to make some money and establish prestige around the world ( ala spyker) then F1 would be a worthy challenge.
In that Category, I see only one company SELENE
I beleive they already have a very very fast and slick sports car and should be racing in Le Mans GT. Stepping up to F1 in a few years might be something they will consider.you can't argue with results.
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16th June 2007, 22:48 #16
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The Americans have a different attitude to motorsport... Whilst undoubtedly they're in it to make money they also just like having fun... F1 would probably bore them sh*tless.
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17th June 2007, 03:16 #17
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Penske would be the best bet....but I don't see him coming back.
That would be cool though....I Would Rather Be A Savage Little Elephant, Than Be A Big Bald Bull
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17th June 2007, 03:22 #18
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(now i read that this has been covered)
ok, if not them 2 (pen and gan) then how about hendrick&gordon banking one?
...i kid, i kid...lolI Would Rather Be A Savage Little Elephant, Than Be A Big Bald Bull
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17th June 2007, 05:08 #19
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What about Dodge/Chrysler? Or do they not have a big enough global market to care about any international series?
How about Panoz? I'm guessing they're pretty busy focusing on Le Mans and they might not have the money either, but it's a possibility.
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17th June 2007, 06:22 #20
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Originally Posted by -Helix-
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Benz and McLaren fit in there somewhereI Would Rather Be A Savage Little Elephant, Than Be A Big Bald Bull
I’m pretty sure they said since they got back to Alghero they should be able to do it.
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