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The Serbian effort Stefan GP is reportedly not yet giving up on contesting next year's world championship.

All 13 entries for the 2010 grid have been assigned by the FIA, but Germany's Auto Motor und Sport reports that the team led by Zoran Stefanovich is nonetheless pushing ahead with its plans.

A small group led by former Toyota technical director Pascal Vasselon is heading the technical project, which is based on the departed Cologne based team's TF110 (2010) single seater design.

Auto Motor und Sport said experts believe the entries currently occupied by Campos and USF1 would be the most likely to become available.
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Doubt USF1 will not make the grid next year, I hear the cardboard boxes (or as USF1 call them, "cars") at USF1 will be ready :hehe: Campos look like they'll make the grid. I think someone needs to tell Zoran Stefanovic it ain't gunna happen!!!!!
#174764
Gaz wrote:
scotty wrote:If USF1 drop out (which seems to be possible) then they could still get offered the slot. They'll be way behind though...
Not really they'll just have to build a car.

not design it.
Then they'll just have to build a car from a design which is already months old and way behind on development.
#174786
scotty wrote:
Gaz wrote:
scotty wrote:If USF1 drop out (which seems to be possible) then they could still get offered the slot. They'll be way behind though...
Not really they'll just have to build a car.

not design it.
Then they'll just have to build a car from a design which is already months old and way behind on development.
Which puts them about 2 years ahead of USf1.
#174793
Jensonb wrote:
scotty wrote:
Gaz wrote:
scotty wrote:If USF1 drop out (which seems to be possible) then they could still get offered the slot. They'll be way behind though...
Not really they'll just have to build a car.

not design it.
Then they'll just have to build a car from a design which is already months old and way behind on development.
Which puts them about 2 years ahead of USf1.
I guess that makes every other team well over 2 years ahead of USF1 then. :hehe:
#174820
Jensonb wrote:
scotty wrote:
Gaz wrote:
scotty wrote:If USF1 drop out (which seems to be possible) then they could still get offered the slot. They'll be way behind though...
Not really they'll just have to build a car.

not design it.
Then they'll just have to build a car from a design which is already months old and way behind on development.
Which puts them about 2 years ahead of USf1.
but there's a pic of a render on their site!!

:P
#174822
Gaz wrote:
Jensonb wrote:
scotty wrote:
Gaz wrote:
scotty wrote:If USF1 drop out (which seems to be possible) then they could still get offered the slot. They'll be way behind though...
Not really they'll just have to build a car.

not design it.
Then they'll just have to build a car from a design which is already months old and way behind on development.
Which puts them about 2 years ahead of USf1.
but there's a pic of a render on their site!!

:P
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