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**SergZHy67** · 03-28-2009, 06:31 PM

Since 96, I can think of only 3 brand new teams:

Toyota
Super Aguri
Stewart

So another 3 are just going to come along at once? doubling that 'brand new' team figure, yer, right.......

And if USF1 do come into existance, expect it to be mismanaged and pathetic and rushed, and the team will be a disaster, both on the track and financially, like BAR in 1999

Hmm... While I don't have inside information I am guessing, from what Windsor & Anderson have said, that they are going to move carefully and not overstep their bounds. I don't expect them to be challenging for points early on but I think they will work like any team - five years of growing pains followed by success (points, not podiums). What will really determine their success will be which people and/or sponsors (when they sign some) can endure that five year stretch without walking away.

03-28-2009, 06:31 PM	#40
SergZHy67 Join Date Oct 2005 Posts 457 Senior Member	Since 96, I can think of only 3 brand new teams: Toyota Super Aguri Stewart So another 3 are just going to come along at once? doubling that 'brand new' team figure, yer, right....... And if USF1 do come into existance, expect it to be mismanaged and pathetic and rushed, and the team will be a disaster, both on the track and financially, like BAR in 1999 Hmm... While I don't have inside information I am guessing, from what Windsor & Anderson have said, that they are going to move carefully and not overstep their bounds. I don't expect them to be challenging for points early on but I think they will work like any team - five years of growing pains followed by success (points, not podiums). What will really determine their success will be which people and/or sponsors (when they sign some) can endure that five year stretch without walking away.
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