Let me correct you, if you read what I said I said the last 20 years.......Darth-Piekus wrote: ↑01 Nov 2020, 14:29Let me correct you. Renault as a team has won only 2 championships in 2005 and 2006 and that's it. All the rest are the championships of Williams, Benneton and Red Bull unless you want to claim that every Mclaren championship belongs to the Mercedes since they provided the engine.Mclaren as a team has 8 constructors and 11 titles as a team. I can't assume everything will stay the same since F1 demands constant development but history sometimes repeats itself.ScottR267 wrote: ↑01 Nov 2020, 14:06The same Renault name and brand which has won more championships than McLaren has in the last 20 years and this from a McLaren fan? Historically McLaren in the early 00’s had the same or very similar budget to Ferrari and look how that’s spiralled. You can’t look at history and just assume it will continue!Darth-Piekus wrote: ↑01 Nov 2020, 13:49I do believe the stuff I say. How many times Renault was able to challenge for a championship and how many times Mclaren challenged it in their whole history? Mclaren was almost always a bigger team than Renault and Racing Point with more resources and of course the marvel that is called Paragon. The only teams at this point that would be able to challenge Mercedes is Red Bull, Ferrari and Mclaren. They are the biggest teams in F1 in terms of resources,history and facilities. I wouldn't call Red Bull big in history but they have the other two.
As for the Paragon they are not selling it. They are investing it to get more money. The fact doesn't change that is a wonder of technology. I think people are overestimating Renault and Racing Point. In any case we should keep pushing for first place.