Following the demotion of Ron Dennis as the company's chief, McLaren Technology Group has announced that Zak Brown has accepted the position of Executive Director. The former McLaren F1 driver is set to start work in December.
Totally different jobs....BTW what is Boulier doing wrong?mclaren111 wrote:Tim Goss. Has been with McLaren for a very long time.PABLOEING » 27 Jul 2016, 11:17
¿Need McLaren to James Allison ?¿Who is the McLaren role in his area?
I think Allison should take over from Eric Boullier [-o< [-o< [-o<
This is one very good reason !! He does not know what he is talking about !!McLaren is convinced that its chassis is now as good as Ferrari's – and would be strong enough to fight with its Italian rival for third place in the championship.
Although it is no secret that McLaren's performances are still limited by Honda's horsepower deficit to Mercedes, the Woking-based outfit thinks good gains have been made with its car.
And despite not being yet in a position to fight for podium finishes, McLaren racing director Eric Boullier believes that the team would be challenging at the sharp end if it had more power.
“We believe our chassis is in the top three – let's say fighting with Ferrari for the third spot,” he told Motorsport.com.
Isn't it baseball where coaches often have an entire secret code for the players? They could always give that a try.graham.reeds wrote:I think the teams should be able to tell them by other means.
"Jenson, we are PMing you the fix on Twitter. If you need a diagram we've posted it to Instagram"
"Lewis, Paddy Lowe will show you how to turn off the warning message on your dash via the power of interpretive dance. Look for him on the pit wall"
He knows exactly what he's talking about, and McLaren obviously have data telling them that or he wouldn't say it.mclaren111 wrote:Motorsport.com
This is one very good reason !! He does not know what he is talking about !!McLaren is convinced that its chassis is now as good as Ferrari's – and would be strong enough to fight with its Italian rival for third place in the championship.
Although it is no secret that McLaren's performances are still limited by Honda's horsepower deficit to Mercedes, the Woking-based outfit thinks good gains have been made with its car.
And despite not being yet in a position to fight for podium finishes, McLaren racing director Eric Boullier believes that the team would be challenging at the sharp end if it had more power.
“We believe our chassis is in the top three – let's say fighting with Ferrari for the third spot,” he told Motorsport.com.
He is right.mclaren111 wrote:Motorsport.com
This is one very good reason !! He does not know what he is talking about !!McLaren is convinced that its chassis is now as good as Ferrari's – and would be strong enough to fight with its Italian rival for third place in the championship.
Although it is no secret that McLaren's performances are still limited by Honda's horsepower deficit to Mercedes, the Woking-based outfit thinks good gains have been made with its car.
And despite not being yet in a position to fight for podium finishes, McLaren racing director Eric Boullier believes that the team would be challenging at the sharp end if it had more power.
“We believe our chassis is in the top three – let's say fighting with Ferrari for the third spot,” he told Motorsport.com.
mclaren111 wrote:Motorsport.com
McLaren is convinced that its chassis is now as good as Ferrari's – and would be strong enough to fight with its Italian rival for third place in the championship.
Although it is no secret that McLaren's performances are still limited by Honda's horsepower deficit to Mercedes, the Woking-based outfit thinks good gains have been made with its car.
And despite not being yet in a position to fight for podium finishes, McLaren racing director Eric Boullier believes that the team would be challenging at the sharp end if it had more power.
“We believe our chassis is in the top three – let's say fighting with Ferrari for the third spot,” he told Motorsport.com.
This is one very good reason !! He does not know what he is talking about !!
I think this is where Mclaren got caught out.Steven wrote:The new TD (introduced after Silverstone) says that in case of car problems, the team must tell the driver to either return the car to the pits immediately, or to retire the car. They didn't, and instead allowed him to stay out, triggering the penalty.Alonso Fan wrote:Well maybe they're not being consistent. Rosberg received a similar message but only got a 10 second penalty. Why give button a drive through?
It also seems that they told Button to change some settings on the steering wheel, which wasn't broadcast)
I wish to add though that I think these rules are BS.
EB is a joke, he said this in monaco and the pace was terrible if not for rain and other misfortune, mclaren scored some points. In hungary they manage to do a bit better but if you look at the race pace, jenson race pace in a power circuit like austria was mclaren best race pace shown in 2016. EB trying to save his job and point fingers at honda. hopefully next year the power index of all engine will be out to public and this guy will be silent and no excusesMcLaren is convinced that its chassis is now as good as Ferrari's – and would be strong enough to fight with its Italian rival for third place in the championship.
Although it is no secret that McLaren's performances are still limited by Honda's horsepower deficit to Mercedes, the Woking-based outfit thinks good gains have been made with its car.
And despite not being yet in a position to fight for podium finishes, McLaren racing director Eric Boullier believes that the team would be challenging at the sharp end if it had more power.
“We believe our chassis is in the top three – let's say fighting with Ferrari for the third spot,” he told Motorsport.com.
Actually this sucks! he shouldnt spread such utterly nonsense and i could understand it once but this is already i dont remember which time!techman wrote:EB is a joke, he said this in monaco and the pace was terrible if not for rain and other misfortune, mclaren scored some points. In hungary they manage to do a bit better but if you look at the race pace, jenson race pace in a power circuit like austria was mclaren best race pace shown in 2016. EB trying to save his job and point fingers at honda. hopefully next year the power index of all engine will be out to public and this guy will be silent and no excusesMcLaren is convinced that its chassis is now as good as Ferrari's – and would be strong enough to fight with its Italian rival for third place in the championship.
Although it is no secret that McLaren's performances are still limited by Honda's horsepower deficit to Mercedes, the Woking-based outfit thinks good gains have been made with its car.
And despite not being yet in a position to fight for podium finishes, McLaren racing director Eric Boullier believes that the team would be challenging at the sharp end if it had more power.
“We believe our chassis is in the top three – let's say fighting with Ferrari for the third spot,” he told Motorsport.com.
