Supposing that´s true....
How much faster they will be with 150hp more? More or less obviously
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Honda motorsport boss Yasuhisa Arai has claimed that it is unfair the engine maker is receiving all criticism and has rebuked doubts that the Japanese firm could make enough of a step forward over the next winter to become competitive.
Some say that Ferrari were 60hp down from Mercedes last year. Last year Ferrari were 1s slower. So around 2.5s?Andres125sx wrote:Supposing that´s true....
How much faster they will be with 150hp more? More or less obviously
I guess they mean last year's Mercedes?ajnšpric_pumpa wrote: in Japanese press yesterday a Honda engineer said they think PU has the same MAX output as Mercedes when fully operational.
I agree.bit1817: I remember McLaren was always saying - it's easier to make a fast car reliable, than making a realiable car fast.
I agree with you. McLaren-Honda have a lot of nice Coronels but they need a five star General, that General is Ross Brawn.mclaren111 wrote:I wish we could get Ross Brawn. He would be the perfect guy to lead McLaren back [-o<
Nut sure if Ross would still be the 5 star General you're talking about after those years of fishing.maguetox wrote:I agree with you. McLaren-Honda have a lot of nice Coronels but they need a five star General, that General is Ross Brawn.mclaren111 wrote:I wish we could get Ross Brawn. He would be the perfect guy to lead McLaren back [-o<
Even Ross would need several years to get the team back together as it should be. Ross Brawn is not the key to success. It's a team of Ross Brawn's that lead you to success (or back in the Ferrari Days; Ross, Jean, Michael, ...) so they should fire Ron first.... it´s looking better and better! =D>zeph wrote:Ron Dennis and Ross Brawn in the same team? Not gonna happen.
The first thing Mclaren did wrong was hire WhitmarshAndres125sx wrote:so they should fire Ron first.... it´s looking better and better! =D>zeph wrote:Ron Dennis and Ross Brawn in the same team? Not gonna happen.
I like Whitmarsh, but he was to nice. Bouillier am not a fan off, I always feel like hes lying or something.Manoah2u wrote:
The first thing Mclaren did wrong was hire Whitmarsh
the second thing Mclaren did wrong was keep Whitmarsh
The third thing Mclaren did wrong was then hire Eric Bouillier.
The fourth thing they're doing wrong is keeping Eric Bouillier.
take some lessons from Ferrari, Mclaren.
They'll be there eventually this year, but they could have 'been there' from race 1, and they could have been
there the past 3 years aswell if they did what Ferrari did this season's 'switch'.
I'm not entirely sure Ron needs to go, I just think Ron needs to stay at Mclaren Automotive. I do understand he
had to pop up his head at the F1 foray again because nobody was doing their work right.
Even after his fishing trips, relaxing and all that beautiful live on the beach, inside he is a "nasty and cold blood" General and I firmly believe that he maybe be is the solution to Mc-H. Contrary to your thinking or believe, I believe that RB is the key to success, If you look back from 1991 with Benetton, Ferrari, Brawn GP until he left Merc all find the winning path and championships, I´m not sure but, no other Technical Director of the new F1 era is more successful than him. Obviously is not only him, he need a team, but he have a natural feeling to know what the team need and he make it happen.Henne wrote:Nut sure if Ross would still be the 5 star General you're talking about after those years of fishing.maguetox wrote:I agree with you. McLaren-Honda have a lot of nice Coronels but they need a five star General, that General is Ross Brawn.mclaren111 wrote:I wish we could get Ross Brawn. He would be the perfect guy to lead McLaren back [-o<
