Aston Martin said no to F1.jamblo wrote:Aren't Force India becoming Aston Martin?
Also RedBull will no longer be branded Infiniti. Their Twitter says its just Redbull Racing (though I think Tag might be involved somewhere in the name later).
McLaren have got Chandon as a biggish sponsor too.
Not sure why they'd even consider F1, sports cars have always been their niche.proteus wrote: Aston Martin said no to F1.
Would have been cool to see them Gulf coloured AM's on the grid. Just imagine...djos wrote:Not sure why they'd even consider F1, sports cars have always been their niche.proteus wrote: Aston Martin said no to F1.
You do know that they have history in F1?djos wrote:Not sure why they'd even consider F1, sports cars have always been their niche.proteus wrote: Aston Martin said no to F1.
......, uhm.... Both owend by FIAT...WilliamsF1 wrote:Is there any connection between Ferrari and Alfa Romeo?
Not anymore.Jolle wrote:......, uhm.... Both owend by FIAT...WilliamsF1 wrote:Is there any connection between Ferrari and Alfa Romeo?
Which I have always thought would make sense for one of their cars anyway - it is a *red* bull (or *rosso* toro) after all.George-Jung wrote:If they will brand their engines to Alfa Romeo, I think they will use more red in the color-scheme.
Well, if we're splitting hairs, then a. Fiat-Chrysler shareholders got one Ferrari share for every 10 FC share they own b. it's the same agnelli holding company, exor, that has the biggest slice of both pies. Their interests are still undoubtedly linked.FW17 wrote:Not anymore.Jolle wrote:......, uhm.... Both owend by FIAT...WilliamsF1 wrote:Is there any connection between Ferrari and Alfa Romeo?
Fiat own no part of Ferrari.
