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Discussion in 'F1' started by Ferraripilot, Nov 8, 2010.

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  1. Ferraripilot

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    #26 Ferraripilot, Nov 9, 2010
    Could be right, but also know that Toyota spent more than anyone ever in F1 yet consistently had poor performance. Perhaps throwing huge amounts of $$$ isn't always the answer?

    Ferrari hosed next year due to the late season this year. I have no doubt they will have teething issues with their half-baked car next season.
     
  2. LightGuy

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    #27 LightGuy, Nov 9, 2010
    We say that every year about Ferrari and Mclaren yet each year they manage to do well out of the gates or catch up
    Coincidence ?
    I think not.
     
  3. tifosi12

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    #28 tifosi12, Nov 9, 2010
    Nope.
     
  4. classic308

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    #29 classic308, Nov 9, 2010
    Toyota was the F1 equivalent of an Obama stimulus package....

    The usual suspects will be at the top, and I think Mercedes will do well also.....
     
  5. Ferraripilot

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    #30 Ferraripilot, Nov 10, 2010


    Could be right, but they better figure out some way to plant that rear end without the DD or they are hosed.
     
  6. Far Out

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    #31 Far Out, Nov 10, 2010
    Disagree here, too - Adrian Newey is the best of all designers when it comes to implementing radical changes.
     
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