- 03 Feb 13, 14:17#344912
You are obviously missing the point here...
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vlad wrote:You are obviously missing the point here...No he is saying Infiniti is just a title sponsor though they're marketing themselves as F1 constructors.
What's Burning? wrote:LewEngBridewell wrote:For me, the grey Sauber has been the disappointment so far. What a sh!t choice of colour, especially with two other teams going along similar lines.I agree about the Sauber, I don't mind the gray, I kind of like it, but if you're going to do gray you need something to pop and balance it which it doesn't have.

bud wrote:Thank you for the clarification.vlad wrote:You are obviously missing the point here...No he is saying Infiniti is just a title sponsor though they're marketing themselves as F1 constructors.
LewEngBridewell wrote:If I could work for any team, it would be Sauber.What's Burning? wrote:LewEngBridewell wrote:For me, the grey Sauber has been the disappointment so far. What a sh!t choice of colour, especially with two other teams going along similar lines.I agree about the Sauber, I don't mind the gray, I kind of like it, but if you're going to do gray you need something to pop and balance it which it doesn't have.
Sauber's liveries have often been under-par, especially in recent years. We need to send someone like Denthul over to Hinwil to shake things up a bit.


Denthúl wrote:LewEngBridewell wrote:If I could work for any team, it would be Sauber.What's Burning? wrote:LewEngBridewell wrote:For me, the grey Sauber has been the disappointment so far. What a sh!t choice of colour, especially with two other teams going along similar lines.I agree about the Sauber, I don't mind the gray, I kind of like it, but if you're going to do gray you need something to pop and balance it which it doesn't have.
Sauber's liveries have often been under-par, especially in recent years. We need to send someone like Denthul over to Hinwil to shake things up a bit.

vlad wrote:The car name is Infiniti Red Bull Renault. All sponsors must be on the car, depending on how influential they are they get the better spots. Infiniti is clearly investing a lot.This Infiniti stuff is just the influnce of Renault (or Nissan, or whatever the f*** the owner is). I don't think they actually pay any money in... Red Bull takes care of that pretty easily themselves.
vlad wrote:The car name is Infiniti Red Bull Renault. All sponsors must be on the car, depending on how influential they are they get the better spots. Infiniti is clearly investing a lot.That's a fair point but then why do we complain about pay drivers, yet we don't complain about pay automobile sponsors, it's the same empty calories in my opinion.

vlad wrote:Well, sponsors are there to maintain the sport, to keep it running, aren't they?Apparently so are paid drivers. So why do we only give *them* heat about it?

LewEngBridewell wrote:The selection of colours is similar to the C12, just in a different arrangement. I like it, personally. More importantly, though, I love how nimble the C32 looks; hopefully it will prove to be another podium-capable car. I'm pretty sure in The Hulk's hands, it will be up there.Denthúl wrote:LewEngBridewell wrote:If I could work for any team, it would be Sauber.What's Burning? wrote:LewEngBridewell wrote:For me, the grey Sauber has been the disappointment so far. What a sh!t choice of colour, especially with two other teams going along similar lines.I agree about the Sauber, I don't mind the gray, I kind of like it, but if you're going to do gray you need something to pop and balance it which it doesn't have.
Sauber's liveries have often been under-par, especially in recent years. We need to send someone like Denthul over to Hinwil to shake things up a bit.
What do you think of their latest livery, mate?

Denthúl wrote:I'm pretty sure in The Hulk's hands, it will be up there.Amen.

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