Stefan GP, to take part in the 2010 ?

they have kazuki nakajima- he already is confirmed through another site. plus he is japanese like stefanovich said, on top of that he is a toyota backed driver. i say give him some seat time and let him test more often and give him a preferable package he will be decent.

The car, build and developed by Toyota should be one of the best.

JV could be fighting for points.

i'm glad someone else agrees with me that the toyota package could be the sleeper this year. with the former mclaren people over there they might have a good shot at developing a good car. lets hope they get testing soon and wind up with a grid spot. Last year bahrain was toyota's best chance at winning, anyone else remember the messed up tire call that cost them the race?

I agree. The Toyota package could fight for points and Stefan GP could surprise if they get in.

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Originally Posted by VkmSpouge

I would guess Stefan GP had the money, Campos Meta 1 and USF1 clearly don't.

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Although in the case of the former, the money trouble could be sorted if Carabante succeeds in buying out Adrian Campos's share.

StefanGP could well end up being a suprise package, only stumbling block is who they would end up hiring.

i know kazuki nakajima is one of their drivers. I hope the other one is experienced but still fast enough to score points. I heard they still have toyota employees and are trying to hire ex toyota employees, so i guess they can pick up where they left off! Not a bad idea?

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Originally Posted by Mia 01

The car, build and developed by Toyota should be one of the best.

JV could be fighting for points.

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And that not only puts five WDCs on the grid , but five WDCs at the FRONT of the grid .

This , I want to see .

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Originally Posted by Mia 01

The car, build and developed by Toyota should be one of the best.

JV could be fighting for points.

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agreed. I think toyota invested heavily into the 2010 car and have decided to still be involved with Stefan gP in some collaboration deal

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Originally Posted by tf109b

i'm glad someone else agrees with me that the toyota package could be the sleeper this year. with the former mclaren people over there they might have a good shot at developing a good car. lets hope they get testing soon and wind up with a grid spot. Last year bahrain was toyota's best chance at winning, anyone else remember the messed up tire call that cost them the race?

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me too. I think if they let them in Stefan gP wuill be a solid team...and alas that's why I see the likes of Ferrari, Mclaren, RBR, Mercedes, and especially Williams trying to block their entry. I hope those teams stay out of the fIA decision and the Jean Todt comes to his senses and gives these guys a confirmed grid spot

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Originally Posted by N. Jones

I agree. The Toyota package could fight for points and Stefan GP could surprise if they get in.

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if they get in, they would instantly be mid to upper class. For sure fighting for points every race.

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Originally Posted by tf109b

i know kazuki nakajima is one of their drivers. I hope the other one is experienced but still fast enough to score points. I heard they still have toyota employees and are trying to hire ex toyota employees, so i guess they can pick up where they left off! Not a bad idea?

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as reported here http://www.autosport.com/news/report.php/id/81593
seems clear they are ready to go. That's great news!

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Originally Posted by Bagwan

And that not only puts five WDCs on the grid , but five WDCs at the FRONT of the grid .

This , I want to see .

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and imagine if kimi comes back next year and JV, MSC are still there.
(+ a potentially a new WDC) we could see 7 WDC on the grid next year

ah, I digress, that's for next years off season discussions

It'll be nice for Nakajima to finally out-perform a team mate! :D