Entries Categorized as 'Honda Racing'
April 3, 2008
The situation is going from bad to worse [if it already was not so] for Max Mosely. Mosely sent a letter to letter to ‘n’ number of people & motor sport bodies, yesterday, whereby he stated his stance on the whole issue. But in last 24 hours, Mercedes-Benz, BMW, Toyota & Honda had issued statements where all of them has displayed their disappointments at the ongoing controversy and have asked FIA to look into the matter very seriously. And to make matter worse, the Crown Prince of Bahrain, Sheikh Salman Bin Hamad Al-Khalifa has asked Mosely not to attend the Bahrain Grand Prix this weekend. This, undoubtedly, is a big blow for Mosely.
Posted in BMW-Sauber, Bahrain Grand Prix, F1, Formula 1, Honda Racing, Max Mosely, Mercedes-Benz 
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January 30, 2008
After “Force India Formula 1 Team”, there are now talks of Super Aguri with another Indian consortium for a possible investment. The Indian consortium is led by the Spice Group, which is currently promoting Indian A1 team.
Posted in Anthony Davidson, F1, Force India F1, Formula 1, Honda Racing, Narain Karthikyean, Super Aguri 4 Comments »
November 12, 2007
Finally the cat is out of the bag. Ross Brawn will be joining Honda F1 team as Team Principal, bringing to an end, a year full of, which-team-will-he-join debate. And with equally good timings, Ferrari announced the changes in their top order with Jean Todt making way for Stefano Domenicali as the new Director of the F1 team.
Posted in F1, Ferrari, Formula 1, Honda Racing, Jean Todt, McLaren, Michael Schumacher, Ross Brawn, Stefano Domenicali 3 Comments »
April 10, 2007
Due to excessive work pressure, I was not able to follow up my Malaysian GP Preview with the Race Summary, and now it’s too late to do that. Therefor I decided to let the images do all the talking this time and spare the readers the agony to read what I write. Enjoy the images …
Posted in F1, Felipe Massa, Fernando Alonso, Ferrari, Formula 1, Honda Racing, Kimi Raikkonen, Lewis Hamilton, Malaysian GP, McLaren Mercedes, Ralf Schumacher, Renault, Super Aguri, Toyota F1, Williams F1, images No Comments »
March 13, 2007
Posted in BMW-Sauber, Bahrain, Ferrari, Formula 1, Honda Racing, McLaren Mercedes, Nick Heidfeld, Pedro De La Rosa, Red Bull Racing, Renault, Reubens Barrichello, Road to F1'07, Scuderia Toro Rosso, Super Aguri, Toyota F1, images No Comments »
February 26, 2007
February 23, 2007
“We’re not on the pace of the top teams, which is disappointing,” Jenson Button told the Daily Mail, he addedd “The positive thing is that there’s a lot more (car development) coming in Bahrain.”
Brackley based Honda launched the ‘RA107′ amid renewed promises of a title challenge, but so far it has not featured regularly near the top of the winter times. Button, 27, was third quickest at Bahrain on Thursday but later spent time at the side of the circuit with a broken throttle.
As reported on homeofsport
Hmm .. should we say so much for the another promising year from Honda ?? Or we’ll give then benefit-of-doubt and wait till the season starts with Australian Grand Prix.
Posted in Australian GP, Bahrain, F1, Formula 1, Honda Racing, Jenson Button No Comments »
February 21, 2007
As reported on homeofsport
“Their car will be different to our last year’s car,” Nick Fry is quoted as saying by Speed TV, adding that the SA07 is “very, very different” to the 2007 Honda. With the intellectual rights supposedly transferred from Brackley based Honda, the ‘new’ Super Aguri has been built at the Japanese carmaker’s R&D facility in Tochigi (Japan).
Fry admitted that some similarities between the 2007 Aguri and last year’s Honda are inevitable. “There are people in Aguri now who came from us. Mark Ellis has moved over there, to name but one,” he said. “(So) it will be wrong to say that the (design) thinking won’t be the same, because they are the same people.”
Having “Design Thinking” is quiet different than “Design Copying”. But before we pass a judgment, we’ll wait for Super Aguri to unveil it’s 2007 contender in March.
Posted in F1, Formula 1, Honda Racing, Nick Fry, Super Aguri No Comments »
February 18, 2007
As reported on gpupdate
“To be honest, it has been quite hard to judge because things have been a bit up and down, but I would say that on balance, McLaren and Ferrari have been pretty equal at the front, and BMW are right up there too,” Renault engineering director Pat Symonds said. “But all the usual caveats apply - this is winter testing, and you cannot be sure of the fuel loads other people are running. It is still too early to work out an exact classification.”
Hmm… ruled out Honda ?? And what about Williams & Red Bull, still considering them lower category cars ? As far as we are concerned, other than the four Symonds have pointed out, Williams or Red Bull could spring up the surprise. Honda, even we don’t think they will threaten any team this season. So what do you think ?
Posted in BMW-Sauber, F1, Ferrari, Formula 1, Honda Racing, McLaren Mercedes, Pat Symonds, Red Bull Racing, Renault, Williams F1 3 Comments »
The situation is going from bad to worse [if it already was not so] for Max Mosely. Mosely sent a letter to letter to ‘n’ number of people & motor sport bodies, yesterday, whereby he stated his stance on the whole issue. But in last 24 hours, Mercedes-Benz, BMW, Toyota & Honda had issued statements where all of them has displayed their disappointments at the ongoing controversy and have asked FIA to look into the matter very seriously. And to make matter worse, the Crown Prince of Bahrain, Sheikh Salman Bin Hamad Al-Khalifa has asked Mosely not to attend the Bahrain Grand Prix this weekend. This, undoubtedly, is a big blow for Mosely.
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