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I have an interview with a UK team next week! Please help!

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kilcoo316
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Sawtooth-spike wrote:If you do take it we will just have to see how you react when we say something bad about the team you will be working for!
We can just start posting random rubbish about each team to see which one gets the bite :wink: :)


Anyway, well done, and good luck with making the right choice.
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zac510
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cfditya wrote:k.....are u attending the interview just after finishing ur graduation or do u have any work expoirience?????
He can spell too! :roll:
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f1.redbaron
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Sawtooth-spike wrote:
If you do take it we will just have to see how you react when we say something bad about the team you will be working for!
Shall we start?


Spyker has the most awful aero design! :D
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miqi23
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No no, Williams F1 and Redbull racing are the disappointing ones. Loads of so called good people and still no results :twisted:
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zenvision
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how about mclaren? load of pretentious big-charlies :lol:
"Aerodynamics are for people who can't build good engines" Enzo Ferrari
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Sawtooth-spike
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Remember its got to be based in England... well the UK anyway.

Honda Talk about a lack of grip! :wink:
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Tom
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and Renault can hardly keep the car on the ground, let alone the racing line :lol:
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AeroGT3
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:lol: You guys are funny.

But it's not McLaren, so let me go ahead and say I agree with the post about them. They basically hire Ph.D's exclusively and yet, their cars break all the time. Sounds like too many smart people with too little practical thinking. The geniuses that can't use a screwdriver types ;)
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allan
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Mclaren is off the list!
it should be Redbull! it must be Redbull
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zenvision
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well the teams in Britain on the list are: Renault, Honda, Super Aguri, Red Bull and Williams.
"Aerodynamics are for people who can't build good engines" Enzo Ferrari
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rkn
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gotsta be honda!
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Ranald
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zenvision wrote:well the teams in Britain on the list are: Renault, Honda, Super Aguri, Red Bull and Williams.
and Spyker!
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Tom
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Spyker are in Holland aren't they? Or are they still stationed in "the ol' Jordan place" outside Silverstones gates?
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Sawtooth-spike
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still basised next to silverstone, also STR might still have half there operation in the UK, as a kick back to the old minardi (oh how i miss them) days.
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BreezyRacer
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Hey Aero! You ought to go back and delete that bad post about McLaren. Who knows? You might find your self there, with a big paycheck and a big desk.

They're anxious to buy back people from Red Bull too. How's your friend Scott?
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