I'm happy to hear it. I think he'll gain some valuable experience and, as the article indicates, a foothold in F1.Good for him..
Schumacher joins Mercedes after Ferrari split
Mick Schumacher has joined Mercedes as reserve driver after Ferrari ended its four-year affiliation with him.www.espn.com
Fred Vasser has quite a strong resume and he was the current team principle for the Alfa Romeo team which relies on Ferrari power units, so there is a connection. So, we shall see. Additionally, Charles Leclerc has worked with him before.
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Andretti teams up with GM for Cadillac F1 entry bid - The Race
Andretti will work together with General Motors to bid for a new Formula 1 entry run under the Cadillac banner.
Still quicker than Haas.
This is the Cadillac Hypercar to be raced 2023 in events such as the Rolex 24 at Daytona and Le Mans. Not your granddads Cadillac! Soooooo, why not Formula 1?
Because F1 is lightyears away from sports cars.
With the Andretti organization teamed with G.M racing I look forward to seeing the unveiling of an American F1 machine. The current F1 manufacturers won't like the competition. As for sports cars, yes, absolutely a different arena (very different arena) but not less technical, detailed nor futuristic.
Andretti couldn't do it before when the cars were less technical. Can't see them being a major player for 5-10 years. Honda couldn't do it and they had been involved in the sport , in some form , for years.
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Or join forces with someone like Porsche.Andretti couldn't do it before when the cars were less technical. Can't see them being a major player for 5-10 years. Honda couldn't do it and they had been involved in the sport , in some form , for years.
Best thing they could do is get an American driver into an F1 seat before they join as a team ( 2026 looking to be the earliest). Then at least he will have an idea of how to turn right as well as left
In all seriousness. Having a driver who knows where the car needs to be would be invaluable.
Have a great time!!!!Just got tickets to the US Grand Prix.
Not really. Even Alonso said that, minus a few technical restrictions, the LMP 1 cars were not that far away from F1 cars…and that was a few years ago before they started slowing down the F1 cars.