The rumours come from motorsport Italy. They have about a 19% strike rate when it comes to stuff like this.
The rumours come from motorsport Italy. They have about a 19% strike rate when it comes to stuff like this.
Isn't the Monza GP between August 30th and September 1st, while in theory Newey's future team cannot be announced until September... Is it just a coincidence?
Almost nobody at Ferrari that exists today, have the credibility of having built a championship winning car. They don't even have the experience of building championship winning team. Elliott comes from Mercedes where he was chief and head of aerodynamics for W04 to W12. 8 championship winning cars. He is a serious upgrade for Ferrari over everyone there, if he is joining.
true, thats something fred talked about as well.. I really hope they can stabilize and be consistent again.
Newey can because he is much more than "just" an excellent engineer.Dunlay wrote: ↑04 Aug 2024, 10:21Almost nobody at Ferrari that exists today, have the credibility of having built a championship winning car. They don't even have the experience of building championship winning team. Elliott comes from Mercedes where he was chief and head of aerodynamics for W04 to W12. 8 championship winning cars. He is a serious upgrade for Ferrari over everyone there, if he is joining.
But F1 team is not about 1 individual. If they don't have enough strength across the organisation, Elliott or even Newey can't do much to help build a winning car.
He didn't win anything from 2014 to 2020. Wonder why he never built his own engine.Xyz22 wrote: ↑04 Aug 2024, 14:52Newey can because he is much more than "just" an excellent engineer.Dunlay wrote: ↑04 Aug 2024, 10:21Almost nobody at Ferrari that exists today, have the credibility of having built a championship winning car. They don't even have the experience of building championship winning team. Elliott comes from Mercedes where he was chief and head of aerodynamics for W04 to W12. 8 championship winning cars. He is a serious upgrade for Ferrari over everyone there, if he is joining.
But F1 team is not about 1 individual. If they don't have enough strength across the organisation, Elliott or even Newey can't do much to help build a winning car.
But i wonder who has won the WDC since Honda made a good engineDunlay wrote: ↑04 Aug 2024, 15:23He didn't win anything from 2014 to 2020. Wonder why he never built his own engine.Xyz22 wrote: ↑04 Aug 2024, 14:52Newey can because he is much more than "just" an excellent engineer.Dunlay wrote: ↑04 Aug 2024, 10:21Almost nobody at Ferrari that exists today, have the credibility of having built a championship winning car. They don't even have the experience of building championship winning team. Elliott comes from Mercedes where he was chief and head of aerodynamics for W04 to W12. 8 championship winning cars. He is a serious upgrade for Ferrari over everyone there, if he is joining.
But F1 team is not about 1 individual. If they don't have enough strength across the organisation, Elliott or even Newey can't do much to help build a winning car.![]()
No he's a chassis specialist. However, your posts are still pointless, because no engineer can do everything at once. Aint enough time in the world.Dunlay wrote: ↑04 Aug 2024, 17:53So he did need an engine manufacturer! Now how about brakes and other parts? Does he design and manufacture brakes, batteries, hybrid electronics all by himself?
Unless Ferrari changes their company culture, that aint happening. They're no longer a racing team that funds themselves by selling cars, they're a marketing company that sticks their brand on stuff to make money (which includes a roadcars, racecars, clothes, sunglasses, etc)
Your reply makes more sense to the right post.flmkane wrote: ↑04 Aug 2024, 18:02No he's a chassis specialist. However, your posts are still pointless, because no engineer can do everything at once. Aint enough time in the world.Xyz22 wrote: ↑04 Aug 2024, 14:52Newey can because he is much more than "just" an excellent engineer.Dunlay wrote: ↑04 Aug 2024, 10:21Almost nobody at Ferrari that exists today, have the credibility of having built a championship winning car. They don't even have the experience of building championship winning team. Elliott comes from Mercedes where he was chief and head of aerodynamics for W04 to W12. 8 championship winning cars. He is a serious upgrade for Ferrari over everyone there, if he is joining.
But F1 team is not about 1 individual. If they don't have enough strength across the organisation, Elliott or even Newey can't do much to help build a winning car.
In the other side an Energy drinks company took the last 2 championships and goes for the 3nd so what you say is irrelevant how a team makes money with how the racing department works.flmkane wrote: ↑04 Aug 2024, 18:06Unless Ferrari changes their company culture, that aint happening. They're no longer a racing team that funds themselves by selling cars, they're a marketing company that sticks their brand on stuff to make money (which includes a roadcars, racecars, clothes, sunglasses, etc)
Nothing wrong with that per se, but priorities matter and it's quite depressing to see Ferrari going about two decades with no championships.
Brawn?
Marketing is present day priority, sadly but it is a fact.flmkane wrote: ↑04 Aug 2024, 18:06Unless Ferrari changes their company culture, that aint happening. They're no longer a racing team that funds themselves by selling cars, they're a marketing company that sticks their brand on stuff to make money (which includes a roadcars, racecars, clothes, sunglasses, etc)
Nothing wrong with that per se, but priorities matter and it's quite depressing to see Ferrari going about two decades with no championships.