Customer teams like Haas F1 a good idea?
This week, the members of the side bar discuss their thoughts on the HAAS way of doing F1. Is it good for F1? Obviously the rules have now been changed […]
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Big teams to fail in justifying customer cars
brought to you by TJ13’s Editor in Chief Andrew Huntley-Jacobs The strategy group has proven to be a thorn in Bernie Ecclestone’s side. Prior to the recent strategy group meeting, […]
Red Bull’s offer to change F1 forever, in order to ‘save’ little teams
Christian Horner believes that the best way to reduce costs in F1 would be to allow smaller teams to buy their cars from the big teams, thereby altering forever the […]
Absolute proof: Mercedes now owns two F1 teams
It appears that there will be a delay to the new 2021 Formula 1 rules announcement, originally intended in June this year; now set for October, or that’s the hope. […]
FIA Crashes down on teams trick loopholes
Before the start of the new season, the FIA tried to close the biggest loopholes in the current regulations. They tried to do so with a series of tightened rules […]
Zak Brown: We can’t compete with top two teams
Last night on US TV, former racing driver turned McLaren boss admitted that “last year was the worst year in the history of McLaren”. Fair statement from the American, Zak […]
Haas F1 justifies customer car model
Hass team principal Gunther Steiner feels that an appearance in Q3 for the American outfit at Hungary is possible this weekend. Team Haas have yet to trouble the top 10 in […]
FIA decision increases costs to teams
Changes are certainly afoot in the Place de Concorde. Tardiness is no longer tolerated as the FIA have upped their game and produced an F1 calendar for 2016 – on […]
F1 teams indifferent to Red Bull’s threats
There’s an old fable about a boy in a European village who repeatedly tricks nearby villagers into thinking a wolf is attacking his flock. When a real life wolf actually […]
Mercedes customers forced to use ‘B’ spec engines
Let’s get one thing straight, the history of F1 is littered with manufacturers’ ‘works’ teams running an ‘A’ spec engine whilst their customers get a lesser performing alternative. In 1993, […]
