Robert Kubica tests DTM Mercedes http://goo.gl/fb/MCVsI
The last season made even Valencia exciting.
http://www.f1fanatic.co.uk/2013/01/25/algarve-joins-running-2013-calendar-slot/
What date does the calender have to be finalised?
This made me LOL:
Looks like the front of the car is not on the floor. I'd imagine this makes the nose look much higher than it would otherwise.
Holy crap, Portugal has applied to host a race this year (New Jersey has left a spot open). It would be great to have F1 back here after so long, even if it's just for a year!
Wolff owns 30 percent of the F1 team, and Lauda has 10 percent the rest still belongs to Daimler. Its hard to imagine that Lauda paid cash for his share, but its worth noting that the 40 percent he splits with Wolff was previously in the hands of Aabar, the Abu Dhabi investment company whose cap Lauda has been wearing of late. And his cap has been Nikis greatest single asset since 1976.
the Mercedes GP board currently contains just two members Lauda and road car R&D chief Tomas Weber, who came in with Haug et al in December 2009.
At that stage, the board had six members, and since then theres been a revolving door of people coming and going, legal and financial boffins, many of them with Aabar connections. Now there are just the two members, an unusual state of affairs for a company with a turnover in the $200m range.
Presumably, the paperwork relating to Wolffs appointment is in the mail, but for the moment officially publicly the board is just Lauda and Weber. At least the tea and biscuit bill for their meetings must be modest. And the voting process fairly straightforward.
Looks like the front of the car is not on the floor. I'd imagine this makes the nose look much higher than it would otherwise.
Why is it weird? Button is more experienced and Perez is the young potential.This made me LOL:
PS. Checo and Button is still a REALLY weird driver combination :/
Man. I really love Lotus. Pretty funny E21 teaser here. http://m.youtube.com/watch?v=_xnlLshm9Bw
I love the way lotus never take themselves to seriously. But that jokes getting old
The chances of the Valencia street circuit ever returning have been dealt a blow with news that the track is a state of disrepair.
Valencia joined the Formula One calendar back in 2008 but dropped off the calendar after last year's race due to the cost of hosting a Formula One grand prix.
And although there are no plans to return to Valencia any time soon, any chance of that happening in the future have been quashed by reports that the venue in a sorry state.
According to Spanish daily Marca, a video of the venue shows missing wiring and flooded access tunnels. Added to that "a bridge that cost two million [is] now only used by vagrants to spend the night.
A terrible track IMO but that's just awful.
I disliked the track, but that's very sad.
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