Should this be allowed??

Should this be allowed??#183383

By RyRy - 05 Feb 10, 00:12

- 05 Feb 10, 00:12#183383

If any of you noticed that Toro Rosso and Red Bull share alot of stuff together including test drivers...

It surely is the same as having one team, like said before about the 3man team they have a 4man team

They did it in 2009 also...

Re: Should this be allowed??#183385

By scotty - 05 Feb 10, 00:15

- 05 Feb 10, 00:15#183385

Well, it is apparently not allowed to an extent cause they have to design their own car from now on (including the current 2010 car)...

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Re: Should this be allowed??#183422

By NateDawg80126 - 05 Feb 10, 07:47

- 05 Feb 10, 07:47#183422

It won't bother me until Red Bull and STR are consistently dominating the rest of the field, which will never happen, so I guess I just don't care.

Re: Should this be allowed??#183425

By antoniob - 05 Feb 10, 08:22

- 05 Feb 10, 08:22#183425

One thing I always seem to wonder about when it comes to ferrari wanting a 3rd car. have they ever considered or may be thinking about maybe having a B team?. the grid seems rather full now anyway. what does the rules say?

Re: Should this be allowed??#183464

By headless - 05 Feb 10, 13:11

- 05 Feb 10, 13:11#183464

A B team is great, like in football and a reserve team, a team to fll with potential. So I guess red Bull do get some good out of it, or should do.
I guess it is good for 2 other drivers aswell.
And 2 more racers in F1, more racing, good for fans.
So I'll turn a blind eye!

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Re: Should this be allowed??#183467

By ivey - 05 Feb 10, 13:16

- 05 Feb 10, 13:16#183467

Why can Virgin test their car in Silverstone? I don't give a damn because they'll most likely be nowhere this season, but still, why ?

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if only the relationship worked..

Re: Should this be allowed??#183474

By Kiwi_Chris - 05 Feb 10, 13:52

- 05 Feb 10, 13:52#183474

Why can Virgin test their car in Silverstone? I don't give a damn because they'll most likely be nowhere this season, but still, why ?

it wasnt a test it was just a shake down - just to make sure it was put together properly

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Re: Should this be allowed??#183482

By Jensonb - 05 Feb 10, 14:36

- 05 Feb 10, 14:36#183482

Why can Virgin test their car in Silverstone? I don't give a damn because they'll most likely be nowhere this season, but still, why ?

it wasnt a test it was just a shake down - just to make sure it was put together properly

It's specifically allowed in the rules and so far almost every team has done one. Brawn GP launched the car at their one last year. It's common practice.

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Re: Should this be allowed??#183486

By Denthúl - 05 Feb 10, 14:50

- 05 Feb 10, 14:50#183486

I'm pretty sure teams are allowed to arrange tests at any FIA-sanctioned circuit. In previous years, we've seen them test at Bahrain and Portimao in addition to the regulars of Barcelona and Jerez.

Re: Should this be allowed??#183628

By Griff - 05 Feb 10, 22:58

- 05 Feb 10, 22:58#183628

Why can Virgin test their car in Silverstone? I don't give a damn because they'll most likely be nowhere this season, but still, why ?

it wasnt a test it was just a shake down - just to make sure it was put together properly

It's specifically allowed in the rules and so far almost every team has done one. Brawn GP launched the car at their one last year. It's common practice.

Massa drove the Ferrari on their release day also.