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Da s tim da je jedan dobar dio novaca od Honde. Oni jos nemaju ni glavnog sponzora a i kako se priča postoji mogućnost da Hugo Boss prijeđe kod MercedesaArmanini je napisao/la:kakvo smanjivanje troskova?
mcm sljedece sezone ima njima rekordan budget, 200m, nesto vise nego ove sezone koji im je trenutni rekord..
Mclarenu?Dani je napisao/la:Sad znamo kome se ide na ruku.
IZVOR - F1TechnicalFIA clears the air around FRIC
The world of Formula 1 was caught by surprise earlier this week when Charlie Whiting wrote a letter to each team to inform them that the FRIC system could be viewed as illegal, hence FIA can’t warrant that cars with FRIC on board pass the technical checks from the German GP onward.
Team principals were surprised when they received the document from the governing body and some believed the reason behind the move was to spice up the show in the ultra dominant Mercedes-era in which only technical glitches can stop the German team from conquering the first two places.
Reportedly, the FIA commenced talks about the front-rear connected suspension layout date back to May when discussions about cost-cutting plans took place in Monaco. However most of the teams wanted to stick to the system until the possible reintroduction of the active suspension.
FIA then appears to have collected information from each team on how their systems work and which effect they have on the overall performance. The system is mechanical and should try and help the car to maintain the ride-height. Autosport learned a technical chief conceded it served only aerodynamic purpose which is clearly in contradiction to the technical rules which prohibit moveable aerodynamical components.
FIA didn’t intend to outlaw the system with immediate effect, but wanted to get rid of it at the end of the year. Teams have to come to a consensus that neither of them lodge a complaint in the remainder of the season. Ferrari, Red Bull Racing, Marussia, McLaren, Mercedes AMG F1, Lotus F1 and Williams have already claimed they will support a pact not to protest any team for running the system. However four squads have thus far not openly provided their support.
It is now up to the remaining four teams - Toro Rosso, Caterham, Sauber and Force India – what they intend to do. If teams manage to share the same opinion, every squad will continue running FRIC which will then outlawed from 2015, if not teams have to remove it from their car or could use it amid fears their cars will be deemed illegal and excluded from races.
2:17 – Charlie Whiting has revealed that a discussion with McLaren resulted in the concept of standing restarts.
The regulation, to be introduced next season, will see drivers form up on the grid after Safety Car periods, so long as more than two laps have passed since the start – or a restart – and there are over five laps remaining.
Whiting, the FIA's Race Director, says he had been looking at ways of making the sport more exciting and appealing to fans with a member of the Woking-based outfit when the idea arose.
"I was talking to someone at McLaren and we came up with this idea of how to make the show a bit better," Whiting explained during an interview with the official Russian Grand Prix website.
"When you watch a race, what is the most exciting part? The start. So, why not have a second one?"
Whiting shunned concerns that additional standing starts will make the sport more dangerous.
"If it's dangerous, you wouldn't even have the start of the race, would you?" Whiting argued.
"I can't see any downside to it. It will provide more excitement; you seldom get any changes of position at a rolling restart, so this might provide an opportunity for changes in position. Some drivers may be worried about losing their lead, but then again other drivers might get a chance to gain something from it.
"I think it's an interesting idea. It's been approved. Now we've got to work on making it work."
...ja mislim da se zabunio i da je razgovarao sa nekim talijanima o tome ali eto nije mu za zamjeriti star je već...gledaj to sa vedrije strane, mogao je naići i na lika kojemu bi nešto drugo bilo "najnajnajzanimljivije" - pustiš mašti na volju koje bi tada "ideje" mogao dobiti...F1NAC je napisao/la:Za sve su krivi britanci...McLaren je ocito "krivac" za ideju restarta. Bolje neka sređuju sezonu nego ovakve glupe ideje da im padaju napamet