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They are mentioned in the part about Honda keeping ties with the sport through Mugen @lustigson

A good reason would be to make sure he can end his 6 months gardening leave in time to be able to work on the final details of next years aero package for his new employer (it would give him part of the second […]

off course for Monaco their relatively weak qualifying pace might be a slight worry. On the other hand, they did outqualify Ferrari and at least one Red Bull lately, so its not all bad.

Yes, you wouldn’t imagine that one guy leaving would have them shouting to the world that they are in trouble, would you?
Sure enough development for the next 2-3 months was already set in motion by about the […]

Lets show it Hulk, Sauber badly needs to get on top of the season!

No Notme, the F1 engines will be developed by Honda itself in Japan, unlike the Honda badged IndyCar engines.

It reads almost like a comment from a completely sane person now, is this the same person?

Sure enough Niki Lauda has joined in the voices being happy about the change (surprise, surprise?).

Maybe not if we compare it to Red Bull saying about Webber that its his seat as long as he wants to contionue @john-h!

Talking about Honda coming back, this is a nice parallel between the founder of Honda and that icon of motor racing Enzo Ferrari – both men with a hear for racing, a nice read for a coffee brake/lunch brake

sorry that was meant to be @seahorse

Actually I did understand it that way @seehorse, so in answer to that question – yes it will definitely influence their cooperation.

I have seen several reports in German AMuS, that Mercedes have already taken […]

Oh, and it could help a race like Valencia if they would have these great sailing yachts moor there during the race too! And Abu dhabi, Singapore, even Korea (hm, would anyone go out there, even if they actually […]

I must say that the most I had thought about Gascoyne going ocean sailing was about mimicking what that other, more famous, and successful, F1 designer was planning to do after he first quit McLaren.

But after […]

The price for that deal certainly will not change, as the deal is done and sealed already a while ago.

Its good that Honda is coming back to F1. And its a bit of a boost for McLaren as well, being a customer team must have gone down badly at Woking!

As for Mallya – it really shows how money rules all too often.

Indeed the can, and I have seen some reports that that is what Pirelli is planning to do @wsrgo.

That still changes the way the tyres behave, but not as much as going back to 2012 spec per se.