I was thinking the same.

If they rejected Andretti and GM, chances are pretty slim for MJ, Hamlin and co.

Shouldn’t RBR or any other team have a Non-Compete clause in case a key figure like Newey looks for greener pastures?

You might have missed it, but I know a hardware store that sells a whole bunch of “weird” Ducati products, from home water pumps to power tools. Can’t say how this is related to the motorcycle company but here they are.

So, on one hand you say that F1 needs more stuff like DTS, but don’t want celebrities from being interviewed on the grid. If F1 wants to recruit “an American audience as a significant part of its growth strategy”, I guess that a good way to do that would be getting local celebrities to interact on TV, letting us know…

I can’t see how this move relates to cost of living/housing. I guess that the people working on the plant floor earn lower salaries than office people. Since the plant will not be moving, in fact they will expand it, said plant workers will be left behind in Cali, while people that can effectively work from anywhere…

The Suzuki Swift Sport,

Yeah, but it looks like Amazon hired people that actually know what they are doing instead of Bezos bullshitting his way out of the problem. Since Fedex/UPS/USPS aren’t able to handle the volume Amazon throws at them they created their own fleet, it looks like that fleet isn’t enough so they started hiring every other…

On top of that they want to handle collision repairs as well.

Talk about bad luck/bad decisions, he moves to Ferrari, the team and the car are not up to par, goes back to McLaren, it’s all been a shitshow while Ferrari is finding it’s winning ways again. Now he calls it quits and we hope he lands in IndyCar, or backtracks and ends up in RBR. Time will tell.

I see what you did there Renault: