[update] USF1 employees laid off, Anderson says work stopped until FIA decides on defered entry
March 2, 2010 by vmr
Filed under People & Events, Top Story
So, it ends for USF1. In an article just published, Autosport said, “shortly before lunchtime, production manager Dave Skog informed those staff who had remained at the team during its recent troubles that they were being laid off.” Apparently, those employees “are no longer required as the operation was not continuing.” The publication also noted [...]
Ralf’s secret injury could thwart non-comeback
February 11, 2010 by mark h
Filed under People & Events
Ralf Schumacher’s doubtful involvement with the doubtful F1 debutante Stefan GP has become even more doubtful after news (this seems relatively likely) of a shoulder injury he sustained on his winter skiing holiday.
Once again it falls to me to explain the wonderful, virtually quote-less, world of German tabloid media. The Express daily has “discovered” that [...]
Podcast #145
February 9, 2010 by Negative Camber
Filed under Parc Fermé, Podcast, Top Story
Join Steve, Mark and me as we unpack the weeks news and share our thoughts on testing, car liveries, launches, regulations, half-dressed models and Chelsea Lofts. We even throw in a few concepts like conspiracy, bravado, fashion and engine freezes.
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Rumors abound that StefanGP will buy ToyotaF1, gain 2010 grid entry
November 27, 2009 by vmr
Filed under People & Events, Top Story
While Toyota has withdrawn from the 2010 Formula1 grid and Concorde Agreement, rumors abound that it is either selling its team or its technology to a previously failed 2010 entrant, Stefan GP.
Most convincingly, Joe Saward, F1 journalist, author, and former editor of the F1 magazine, wrote Friday on his personal blog that “I got a [...]
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