When will they come crawling back? (20 posts)

  • Profile picture of Dan Thorn Dan Thorn said 2 years, 11 months ago:

    BMW and Honda definately had two of the most powerful engines in the V10 era at the early part of the 2000′s. I’m not sure why they seemed to fall back when the V8′s and the engine freeze came in. Perhaps something to do with Honda and BMW having their own teams by that point?

  • Profile picture of newnhamlea1 newnhamlea1 said 2 years, 11 months ago:

    yeah honda managed to create a 20,000rpm v10 engine for the 2005 japanese grand prix.

  • Profile picture of Dizzy-A Dizzy-A said 2 years, 11 months ago:

    @CounterStrike- Those seasons weren’t as boring as seeing posts by people like you failing to accept that the German fellow won 5 titles in a row.

    With regards to the main topic- I see Honda returning first, perhaps when the next set of engine regulations are brought in. They usually can’t stay away from F1 for long, so they may well rejoin in the future. I have a gut feeling that Peugeot would be the last to return.

  • Profile picture of thespuditron thespuditron said 2 years, 11 months ago:

    They are welcome back as long as they stick to being engine suppliers.

  • Profile picture of Nutritional Nutritional said 2 years, 11 months ago:

    I definitely feel that the IRL isn’t doing much for Honda’s image. Being the sole engine supplier for a series that unfortunately comes across as amateurish (at least to me) isn’t the best evidence to fall back on when you want to claim your cars are race engineered or however they may phrase it.
    And before I get yelled at, I personally watch IRL. In other words, I’m only taking a shot at it because I want to see it improve from where it is now.

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