2012 Formula One Discussion
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Major teams have agreed on Concorde Agreement:
http://www.formula1.com/news/headlines/ ... 13154.html
http://www.formula1.com/news/headlines/ ... 13154.html
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Just reading the articl about Mercedes not signing up to the Concorde agreement due to thir 'historical' heritage.
Sorry, but they dont deserve it imo. I mean, It should just be Ferrari and Mclaren get it. Mercedes were only in F1 for 2 years in 54-55. As an engine supplier they only entered in 1994 supplying sauber.
They deserve nothing. Renault qualifies for more than Mercedes. Williams I would agree to having some form of Heritage bonus. 9 constructors, 7 drivers, formed in 77.
but yes,Ferrari should get the most, then Mclaren should get a substantial amount,Williams, and then Renault. Renault was a manufacturer team from 77-85, 2000-2009, and supplied from 83-86 and then 89 to present day, so thats 26 years supplying engines. In fact, id argue that Renault should get more than williams.
Sorry, but they dont deserve it imo. I mean, It should just be Ferrari and Mclaren get it. Mercedes were only in F1 for 2 years in 54-55. As an engine supplier they only entered in 1994 supplying sauber.
They deserve nothing. Renault qualifies for more than Mercedes. Williams I would agree to having some form of Heritage bonus. 9 constructors, 7 drivers, formed in 77.
but yes,Ferrari should get the most, then Mclaren should get a substantial amount,Williams, and then Renault. Renault was a manufacturer team from 77-85, 2000-2009, and supplied from 83-86 and then 89 to present day, so thats 26 years supplying engines. In fact, id argue that Renault should get more than williams.
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This. This 100%.mikhailv wrote:Just reading the articl about Mercedes not signing up to the Concorde agreement due to thir 'historical' heritage.
Sorry, but they dont deserve it imo. I mean, It should just be Ferrari and Mclaren get it. Mercedes were only in F1 for 2 years in 54-55. As an engine supplier they only entered in 1994 supplying sauber.
They deserve nothing. Renault qualifies for more than Mercedes. Williams I would agree to having some form of Heritage bonus. 9 constructors, 7 drivers, formed in 77.
but yes,Ferrari should get the most, then Mclaren should get a substantial amount,Williams, and then Renault. Renault was a manufacturer team from 77-85, 2000-2009, and supplied from 83-86 and then 89 to present day, so thats 26 years supplying engines. In fact, id argue that Renault should get more than williams.
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What have we said before? Phil and Andrew agreeing with each other shouldn't be happening!!!!!!phil1993 wrote:This. This 100%.mikhailv wrote:Just reading the articl about Mercedes not signing up to the Concorde agreement due to thir 'historical' heritage.
Sorry, but they dont deserve it imo. I mean, It should just be Ferrari and Mclaren get it. Mercedes were only in F1 for 2 years in 54-55. As an engine supplier they only entered in 1994 supplying sauber.
They deserve nothing. Renault qualifies for more than Mercedes. Williams I would agree to having some form of Heritage bonus. 9 constructors, 7 drivers, formed in 77.
but yes,Ferrari should get the most, then Mclaren should get a substantial amount,Williams, and then Renault. Renault was a manufacturer team from 77-85, 2000-2009, and supplied from 83-86 and then 89 to present day, so thats 26 years supplying engines. In fact, id argue that Renault should get more than williams.
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So, now Whitmarsh has been watching too much crystal ball.
Whitmarsh echoes Perez speculation
Whitmarsh echoes Perez speculation
Perez has no hurry to go anywhere. He is doing well in Sauber and if Sauber succeeds in updating the car and making small miracles, why not stay. Sergio's value just keeps growing if he keeps getting points, and at autumn there surely are also other options available than just Ferrari. Ferrari needs first to sort out problems with the car. It is the most urgent task at the moment. Massa can show his performance even with the current car, and if he gets into shape he used to be. No need to replace him yet. In 2013 Perez can be in Ferrari but is even that sure?Indeed, it has already reached something close to an expectation, with Whitmarsh echoing the thoughts of many just moments after the chequered flag fell in Malaysia.
"He was a revelation, I imagine he has put a bit of pressure on Mr Massa," noted the McLaren boss. "I don't know what the odds are on him switching teams before China, but there must be consideration."
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You need to see the clip to put his comments in to context. He said it in a very jokey manner.
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I should have put a smiley there I didn't mean he is seriously suggesting what Perez, Sauber or Ferrari should do. It has been now so much touted that "Perez to Ferrari" that it pops up everywhere But seriously I do think that Sergio is in no hurry to decide anything.Kevin Clark wrote:You need to see the clip to put his comments in to context. He said it in a very jokey manner.
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Ferrari would probably also have to match whatever sponsorship Perez brings to Sauber and that won't be cheap.
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Look, I don't think Pérez is going anywhere right away. I mean, think of the ramifications...Massa might call him a cumcumber.
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Adam Parr has resigned
He is going to leave Williams at the end of this month.
He is going to leave Williams at the end of this month.
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Mar wrote:Adam Parr has resigned
He is going to leave Williams at the end of this month.
Which team is he headed for?
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None at the moment. He's going home.icemaid wrote:Mar wrote:Adam Parr has resigned
He is going to leave Williams at the end of this month.
Which team is he headed for?
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Well that's unexpected. Personal life issues maybe? Wish him all the best.
Hopefully that won't be too big a blow for Williams who seem to have been pulling themselves together since last winter, and were looking like finally getting back on track after a couple nightmare seasons.
Hopefully that won't be too big a blow for Williams who seem to have been pulling themselves together since last winter, and were looking like finally getting back on track after a couple nightmare seasons.