BBC - KERS makes 2011 return?
So the political football of KERS is back onto the pitch. And the issue is really like Barça vs Inter last night, the FIA's usually dominant attack is pushing and pushing for KERS, but FOTA will not let them through.
The only difference is that for the FIA, unlike Barça, one goal will be enough. McLaren, Ferrari, Williams and Renault [the old 'big 4'] should have a vested interest in getting KERS on the cars for next season. All 4 teams have invested a lot of money in the system.
It is interesting that Renault have offered to supply the system to all. Is it a sign that Renault's concentration on their chassis will dwindle with Genii taking control, hence allowing them to continue as a engine/KERS supplier? I hope so, for I am uninterested in continuing talk about Renault's future.
Congratulations Inter, but I don't think backs-to-the-wall will win the day in this battle!
So the political football of KERS is back onto the pitch. And the issue is really like Barça vs Inter last night, the FIA's usually dominant attack is pushing and pushing for KERS, but FOTA will not let them through.
The only difference is that for the FIA, unlike Barça, one goal will be enough. McLaren, Ferrari, Williams and Renault [the old 'big 4'] should have a vested interest in getting KERS on the cars for next season. All 4 teams have invested a lot of money in the system.
It is interesting that Renault have offered to supply the system to all. Is it a sign that Renault's concentration on their chassis will dwindle with Genii taking control, hence allowing them to continue as a engine/KERS supplier? I hope so, for I am uninterested in continuing talk about Renault's future.
Congratulations Inter, but I don't think backs-to-the-wall will win the day in this battle!