Too complicated. A couple of these teams will likely find themselves with larger marketing departments (staffed with engineers) since marketing costs aren’t covered by the cap.

Wheel covers are mandatory now.

Nope, still going through the sidepods.

It’s this way because the larger teams wouldn’t agree to the cost cap without it. So expect to see RB, Merc, Ferrari, and McLaren spend a lot on their 2021 car before the cost cap comes into effect.

There’s one other thing. The the higher profile tires moving around under load also has an aerodynamic effect, and teams are spending to take advantage of this. So this is another small way to control costs.

Italian electrics? Hoo boy. But then again, can’t be worse than British.

Sounds like jealous ramblings from someone who couldn’t make it in F1. Sorry Jean, but if you were any good, you’d actually be at Red Bull now instead of Max who took your seat.

But will it be a NEW Frontier, or just the old NP300 Navara that the rest of the world gets?

Two cars per driver hasn’t been a thing since the Gen 2 car was introduced.

Jaw dropping? You mean hideous right, at least from the front.

The real question is, will they charge you extra to strip out all the excess gear and paneling to make it lighter and faster?

Technically, that’s what Brough Superiors already are. They were called the “Rolls Royce of Motorcycles” back in their interwar heyday, and that’s what the new owners wanted to make when they brought it back.

It’ll be French since Brough Superior has its engines built by a company in Toulouse.

Brough Superior has been making bikes in low volume again since 2013.

If it’s for their domestic market, then it’ll fall under the Kei car classification. NEV as a class doesn’t exist there after all. Small two-seat kei cars aren’t a new thing after all. Toyota actually tried to bring the Scion iQ over there with a two seat model, but it failed to fall under Kei regulations for having…

So basically, an electric Kei-car.

Meanwhile, Tesla fanboys be like.

Ketchup is also used in specific kinds of Filipino and Japanese spaghetti.

Because Liberty wants more races in the US. 

Cliche, but Senna at Donnington in 1993, possibly the greatest lap in the wet of all time.