It was not me who said that. I only asked you a question.
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It was not me who said that. I only asked you a question.
Well my appologies then.Wouter wrote: ↑16 Oct 2019, 14:37It was not me who said that. I only asked you a question.
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No need to appologies, but thanks anyway Diffuser.diffuser wrote: ↑16 Oct 2019, 16:53Well my appologies then.Wouter wrote: ↑16 Oct 2019, 14:37It was not me who said that. I only asked you a question.
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Oops! I could've sworn they they were straight on Albon's car with the TV footage.seense wrote: ↑16 Oct 2019, 16:42In Suzuka they still pointed outwards?
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You understand what calculated means?
it's a prediction of Jan Lammers that Honda might take over..... so he just basically sets a rumour in the world which no one can confirm or deny, confirmed more or less in this sentenceHino wrote: ↑16 Oct 2019, 17:44Need to take a good dose of caution with this Dutch article, Honda to take over Red Bull... Maybe Wouter can give us an opinion on the credibility of the author?
Honda Red Bull takes over and becomes a full-fledged factory team
so this is a case of "could be true, but could be false aswell""The signals I receive point in that direction in any case," says Jan Lammers in conversation with RacingNews365, without wanting to indicate exactly where those signals come from. "More is happening behind the scenes than we all know at the moment."
@Hino, I agree with what @Capharol says.Hino wrote: ↑16 Oct 2019, 17:44Need to take a good dose of caution with this Dutch article, Honda to take over Red Bull... Maybe Wouter can give us an opinion on the credibility of the author?
Honda Red Bull takes over and becomes a full-fledged factory team
Honda managing director, Masashi Yamamoto, has said the Japanese engine manufacturers currently have no plans to return as a factory team.
With Formula 1 hitting the reset button in 2021, there could have been an opportunity to shake up of teams that structure the World Championship.
While there are claims from a Spanish-based team that they are in “advanced negotiations” to join Formula 1, something which Formula 1 have since denied, Honda are not planning on branching out and away from being just an engine supplier.
“No, not at the moment,” Yamamoto told RaceFans.net when asked if any plans were afoot to revive the factory team.
“We know that continuity in Formula 1 is very important.
“So we have done five years for power unit and somehow now reaching a good area.
“However if we start the chassis now we are going to have another struggle again which we don’t want.”
Instead, Yamamoto revealed what Honda’s main motivation is as we head towards the 2021 season.
“There’s not much advantage for being a supplier in this world,” he added.
“However as you can you know from our name Honda Motor, we have started with engine.
“So we think we are the specialists about engine so we want to be the top in the highest technology of engine world for us. That’s what we are trying.”
Clearly someone does not appreciate the meaning of calculation. First all engineering calculations are approximations and estimation based on assumptions. Singapore remember the excuse about wrong curve info.