Gene Haas' entry is well seen by Bernie, according to late reports.
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Gene Haas' entry is well seen by Bernie, according to late reports.
This is an intriguing suggestion, I wonder if there is anything to it?
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Meanwhile the Haas Automation entry could utilise Ford branded Cosworth engines, the English firm has recently opened a new office in Detroit and developed its own power unit for the 2014 season, but refused to put it into production without a OEM partner.
Do we think there is any chance of 26 cars next year?
I mean Caterham could quit, Lotus and Sauber are wobbling financially.
Gene Haas has confirmed his entry has been accepted. I hope it's a true American team and doesn't base itself out of the UK.
I also hope there will be another team accepted and we will have a 26 car grid next year.
I have to say I was extremely sceptical about these supposed new teams ever materialising, given how many "new" F1 teams have turned out to be either very short-lived or entirely fictional in the recent past. But you've got to respect the names behind this one.Quote:
Originally Posted by RS
Agree Andy. the development of a car thakes a year at least, that if you have an existing car to start with. Any new entrances will have to buy one of the teams on the grid this year I think.
yup it is official
Will be out of belgium most probable.Quote:
Originally Posted by RS
Who or what is Forza Rossa?
Great news on this my 60th birthday :dork: :naked: :confused:Quote:
Originally Posted by truefan72
Mildly interesting little bit:
http://bleacherreport.com/articles/2...d-in-formula-1
Hass owns the Windshear wind tunnel in NC. I would assume that they would have a major amount of their work done in the home of the brave. Where did the report that they would be bassed in Belgium come from please?
If it's true I will repeat the famous reply of Gen. Anthony McAuliffe to the German surrender ultimatum in Bastogne:
:sailor: "Nuts" :crazy: