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Dupont F1 is not just another F1 team, it is the future of Formula 1 teams.


Dupont F1 does not exist to race, it exists to win.


Dupont F1 does not optimise performance, it defines performance.


Dupont F1 is synonymous with innovation and excellence.

Awesome ^^

And it's a goddamn novel.

Quote from ATHome :

And it's a goddamn novel.

Still better than Downforce 1

http://www.planetf1.com/driver ... d-more-power-than-Webber-

Maybe they even staged the whole thing knowing Vettel very well from deep within for whatever reason.

Sebastian Vettel: I may disobey Red Bull orders again

http://www.bbc.co.uk/sport/0/formula1/22106490

Sebastian Vettel : I may be a **** again.



Yea tell us something we don't know.

Quote from Lotesdelere :

Sebastian Vettel: I may disobey Red Bull orders again

http://www.bbc.co.uk/sport/0/formula1/22106490

Webber will run him off the road next time.

Then get sacked.

So apparently Webber has signed a deal to race for Porsche in the WEC next season.......

SMH, F1... So. Much. Hate.

Quote from Speedcafe :

Mark Webber has been handed a three place grid penalty for the Bahrain Grand Prix after his collision with Jean-Eric Vergne’s Toro Rosso in Shanghai.

The Australian tagged the Frenchman into a spin while trying to take 12th position on Lap 16 of 56.

The contact damaged Webber’s front-wing, forcing the Australian into a pitstop that would lead directly to his downfall – a left-rear wheel falling off the RB9 on Webber’s outlap.

While Vergne suggested post-race that Webber should have waited until the following straight to make the move, Webber was left to wonder why the Toro Rosso driver hadn’t given more room.

“I was coming from a reasonable distance back but he knew I was there,” said Webber.

“He was really, really wide and looking like he opened the corner and was giving me the line.

“But we got to the apex and he took it. It’s disappointing. He was entitled to do that, but if he’d just gone around the outside we would’ve both survived.”

Vergne went on to take 12th in the final result, complaining that the incident with Webber damaged the floor of his car.

Source: http://www.speedcafe.com/2013/ ... -penalty-after-collision/

Quote from J@tko :

So apparently Webber has signed a deal to race for Porsche in the WEC next season.......

no really? i was just thinking today when he stopped, if i was a reporter i would of asked him " have you thought about doing other sports,coz u just have no luck in any race +ur old "

alonso my hero <3

so good. kimi sucks. go away..

Quote from Franky.S :

alonso my hero <3

so good. kimi sucks. go away..

Fwank pls, Kimi is amazing.

Quote from Myffe :

haha lol

Some useless stats, after three races.

Quote from J@tko :

So apparently Webber has signed a deal to race for Porsche in the WEC next season.......

http://motoring.syd.ninemsn.co ... he-denies-play-for-webber

Quote from PMD9409 :

http://motoring.syd.ninemsn.co ... he-denies-play-for-webber

It sounded good though... It sucks to see him being trolled by RBR all the time.

Well, just because they deny something now doesn't necessarily mean it isn't true.

I'd say it is true, on the basis that it seems abit random to be untrue.

And Kimi 2nd both times.

I doubt he's going to get to give it the beans though.

http://www.autosport.com/news/report.php/id/107044

McLaren-Honda returns with the start of the 2015 season.

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Honda have officially announced they will return to Formula One as an engine supplier to McLaren in the 2015 season.

Honda CEO Takeo Fukui thanked FIA president Jean Todt and Formula Oneboss Bernie Ecclestone for their “great understanding and co-operation” in facilitating their return to F1.

McLaren team principal Martin Whitmarsh said: “Together during the eighties and nineties McLaren-Honda won 44 Grands Prix and eight world championships. In 1988 we created the most successful F1 car of all time, the all-conquering MP4-4, driven to victory 15 times out of 16 by Ayrton Senna and Alain Prost.”

“Mclaren-Honda are about to embark on a new and extremely adventure together”, he added. “I’m delighted to welcome Honda back to the sport.”

Honda last competed in F1 five years ago with their own team based at the Brackley factory in Northamptonshire which is now used by Mercedes.

Their last three-year stint as an F1 chassis builder and engine constructor yielded a win in the 2006 Hungarian Grand Prix which was followed by two years of conspicuous under-performance. Honda abruptly pulled the plug on its programme at the end of 2008.

Honda’s first foray into Formula One came with a full works programme between 1964 and 1968. During that time Richie Ginther won the Mexican Grand Prix for the team in 1965 and John Surtees added a second victory in Italy two years later. But the death of Jo Schlesser in one of their cars in 1968 led to their departure.

They returned as an engine supplier in 1983 and began an enormously successful period with Williams and McLaren during which time Honda-engined cars and their drivers won a total of 11 championships.

Following their departure at the end of 1992 they returned ten years later supplying engines to Jordan and BAR, the latter ultimately forming the basis for their short-lived team.