On the night from Friday to Saturday, burglars have stolen a large number of F1 trophies from Red Bull Racing. The break in caused significant damage as offenders drove a vehicle through the building's front entrance.
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Cam wrote:I find it amusing that Red Bull, now languishing, are still targets of 'cheating' allegations, while Mercedes, who are smashing everyone, simply did a better job. Go figure.
Prolly due to RBR being a drinks company and not an auto-maker of any kind.
Cam wrote:I find it amusing that Red Bull, now languishing, are still targets of 'cheating' allegations, while Mercedes, who are smashing everyone, simply did a better job. Go figure.
Prolly due to RBR being a drinks company and not an auto-maker of any kind.
Or, more likely the reports we have been hearing from the anonymous letters have nothing to do with Mercedes.
Cam wrote:I find it amusing that Red Bull, now languishing, are still targets of 'cheating' allegations, while Mercedes, who are smashing everyone, simply did a better job. Go figure.
Prolly due to RBR being a drinks company and not an auto-maker of any kind.
I'd say its down to two things
1. Red Bull has long had a reputation for flying to close to the sun(fairly or not, I'm making no judgements only trying to provide an explanation)
2. The Merc drivers are golden boys while Vettel has slowly been tarred as "unfair"
“To be able to actually make something is awfully nice”
Bruce McLaren on building his first McLaren racecars, 1970
“I've got to be careful what I say, but possibly to probably Juan would have had a bigger go”
Sir Frank Williams after the 2003 Canadian GP, where Ralf hesitated to pass brother M. Schumacher
He took time out from mclaren to design yachts and ended up at red bull not long after, if it's true and does take time out (signs for a rival) RB will have afew competitive seasons afterwards but will start to fade away unfortunately.
Hope he doesn't go to Ferrari, I don't like Ferrari.
ecapox wrote:Wow. Ferrari offered him $23,000,000 AND the ability to design his own road car. That sounds like a deal too good to pass up!
Kudos for being loyal.
And a chance to be involved in their supposed LMP1 programme. But these were just rumours. And as for being loyal, dont you think that a sabbatical year would more likely mean that he has taken the offer rather than decline it?
ecapox wrote:Wow. Ferrari offered him $23,000,000 AND the ability to design his own road car. That sounds like a deal too good to pass up!
Kudos for being loyal.
Absolutely.
But I also think we will possibly see a road car from RedBull technology when Newey is its head...or something like a road car, maybe like the cars he "invented" for this computer game.
ecapox wrote:Wow. Ferrari offered him $23,000,000 AND the ability to design his own road car. That sounds like a deal too good to pass up!
Kudos for being loyal.
Absolutely.
But I also think we will possibly see a road car from RedBull technology when Newey is its head...or something like a road car, maybe like the cars he "invented" for this computer game.
I can see this happening definitely. A road car built by red bull and designed by Adrian Newey. A marketing powerhouse at work.