How long until HRT disappear from F1?
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To what talent was he referring, I wonder
http://www.planetf1.com/news/3213/6835831/Kolles-Miracle-not-enough
"Miracle?"
Symptoms of delusion, Mr. Kolles.
"Miracle?"
Symptoms of delusion, Mr. Kolles.
Andrea_Moda_Rules
Podium Finisher
Im sorry but minardi appeared at the first race many times without testing there car.
Its hard to be optermistic about them at the moment, they do somewhat have the look of a sinking ship. Least last season they improved somewhat without devloping there car. They managed to keep rougly the same gap to lotus and Virgin who both devloped there car. I think we sometimes forget how bad teams have been in the past, At least theyv'e got two working cars out there, unlike one team my name might remind you all of
I hope they pull through though and get something from somewhere. And im got going to join in the mud slinging, pack of wolves mentality going on here. It was always going to be hard for them, admittidly the other two are doing a bteer job on track, but at least Lotus and Virgin have big names tied to there team for marketing (if no money as Brandson doesn't want to dip his hand in his pockets) which Hispania never had. At least for effort they deserve something to go right for them.
http://cliptheapex.com/threads/how-long-until-hrt-disappear-from-f1.2329/#post-39417
I already defended them in that post but it seems not many within F1 itself even want them on the grid.
J
johnnoble1990
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The sign girls who stand in front of their car on race day.
I was just reading some comments from various journo's; not one of them has a good thing to say about HRT and all agree it was a good decision not to let them race tomorrow.
They might as well just pack it all in now as everything is stacked against them.
I wonder if the drivers get a refund of the monies they paid for the seat if they don't actually race?
They might as well just pack it all in now as everything is stacked against them.
I wonder if the drivers get a refund of the monies they paid for the seat if they don't actually race?
ATL11
Pole Sitter
What gets me being a Project Manager, is the Aussie GP is a set date, surely that could have done some forward planning to work out what they needed prior to do to get a car on the grid!
Even if they risk mitigated with 1 car with a very basic set up, built @ the factory prior, then tested & confirmed, then shipped for the GP and put back together in Aus.
The other car push the boundaries with development so if it pays off they go racing with a half decent car, if not they have the car they can fall back on which know is v basic set up, but can capture as much R&D through the 3 practice sessions.
& they scenario manage so they have @ least 1 car on the grid.
It is almost like the entire team got out of bed late one morning & then realised they don't have enough time to get a F1 car on a grid............
Even if they risk mitigated with 1 car with a very basic set up, built @ the factory prior, then tested & confirmed, then shipped for the GP and put back together in Aus.
The other car push the boundaries with development so if it pays off they go racing with a half decent car, if not they have the car they can fall back on which know is v basic set up, but can capture as much R&D through the 3 practice sessions.
& they scenario manage so they have @ least 1 car on the grid.
It is almost like the entire team got out of bed late one morning & then realised they don't have enough time to get a F1 car on a grid............
Problem is none of us know the financial constraints HRT are working within and if the car isn't built for pre-season testing because it isn't designed or built what can they do? Last years car was built by Dallara, this year's in house (I believe). If that's the case Colin Kolles miracle description is probably very apt. If I remember rightly for Q1 Liuzzi was 2 seconds off the Virgin, a team who took part in all pre-season tests and have a reasonable budget compared to HRT so were they really that bad.
I hope they make it to Malaysia and I hope they they make the 107% to take part in the race.
I hope they make it to Malaysia and I hope they they make the 107% to take part in the race.
Bahrain should have been two weeks ago, so they have had extra time to get their act together - as if they needed it after the winter break and testing (or not in their case).
The very basics of management are missing and if it is down to money they should have put everyone out of their misery long since.
Amateurs is quite a kind word to describe this lot.
There will be a book/TV show entitled, HRT: How not to run a Formula One team. I don't think any of us wanted them to fail from the start, but this debacle has gone on far enough now and 2 years on the bounce no pre season testing is darn right dangerous. The FIA arent absolved of the blame here and it is partly their reason for the lack of performance of lotus and Virgin after the budget cap row a few years ago.
It's Bernie's fault
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