Stefan GP, to take part in the 2010 ?

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Originally Posted by truefan72

Also in terms of the pictures, perhaps they do have sponsors but for some legal reasons, can't display the car unless they have a grid spot. No big business would like to see their name in the headlines only to be embarrassed by a non entry.

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I agree. I just thought that they might show the car in a one or two color livery (what are the traditional Serbian racing colors? Heheheh...) with no sponsors, but maybe a big StefanGP on the side pods and "Powererd by Stefan GP" label on the engine cover... with the number 2010 on the sides of the rear wing and on the nose. :D

If I figure out , traditional colours mentioned are colour of national teams.Wich is red same as on serbian coat of arms and flag.

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Originally Posted by maximilian

I agree. I just thought that they might show the car in a one or two color livery (what are the traditional Serbian racing colors? Heheheh...) with no sponsors, but maybe a big StefanGP on the side pods and "Powererd by Stefan GP" label on the engine cover... with the number 2010 on the sides of the rear wing and on the nose. :D

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and a the words "let me in!"
on the rear wing

lol

Wait, does Stefan GP have an engine deal with anybody??

Toyota I'd assume.

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Originally Posted by Saint Devote

His activities outside of F1 are not relevant - as a fan I view him as a team manager and one of the best ever because it was under his guidance that Benetton and Renault had the two top drivers in F1 today, that twice won them double world titles.

My question is why the people on this forum, so very pure and holy, choose to judge the people of F1 on apparent negatives? Its like looking at Man as if he has a bad nature and I disagree with that, to say the least.

There are two ways of looking at people and I choose the positive, the one in Flavio's case that actually is relevant to F1 and the one that gave me as a fan a great deal of pleasure.

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ok i only choose to look at Flavios life in F1.

he managed MS in a Bennetton team when MS is argued to have cheated by driving into Hill and it is claimed the team ran illegal Traction Control.

later he managed 2 drivers in his Renault team, allowing/ordering one to crash deliberatley to win the race for the other. then hung out to dry and later sacked Piquet.

so, willing to cheat, criminaly negligent, hang on, doesn't his life outsaide F1 also have touches of shady activity? maybe it is all relevant?

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Originally Posted by Alfa Fan

Toyota I'd assume.

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Apparently, they have 50 Toyota engines stockpiled, and with the engine freeze in place, that would be fine for them for (at best) the next 2 seasons.

OK, so they do have something.

Without any practice time for Stefan GP how ready would they be? Just because they have stamped their feet, demanding a place in F1, doesn't mean they will be any more ready then USF1 and Campos.

Well they say they've got equipment in Bahrain ready to go already, and they have a 4 day test session booked for next week. Sounds to me like they are ready.

They also seem to have a driver line-up in place, of Ralf Schumacher and Kazuki Nakajima. Whilst unspectacular, its significantly better than anything announced by USF1.

http://f1.sportskeeda.com/2010/02/18...t-chandhok-in/
Schumacher Out … Chandhok In ?

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This news also shatters the dreams of the entire Schumacher family who were trying to make a family comeback in Formula 1. Unconfirmed reports suggest that only Michael proved to be the lucky one whereas his wife, kids & housemaid have failed to get a F1 driving seat this year

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