K ksher Veteran Bedfordshire Sep 17, 2009 #1 The new Sauber will use Ferrari engines from 2010. I have been supporting BMW Williams/Sauber since I bought my first BMW in 2000. Why can't BMW remain as a engine supplier as they did with Williams F1 before?
The new Sauber will use Ferrari engines from 2010. I have been supporting BMW Williams/Sauber since I bought my first BMW in 2000. Why can't BMW remain as a engine supplier as they did with Williams F1 before?
M mystik Active member i'm from the bay (california) Sep 17, 2009 #2 damn. money is talking here. it's a sad thing. on a side note... even toyota pulled out now,too
K ksher Veteran Bedfordshire Sep 17, 2009 #3 mystik said: damn. money is talking here. it's a sad thing. on a side note... even toyota pulled out now,too Click to expand... Has it been confirmed? I thought Toyota is not going to sign off the F1 budget until November.
mystik said: damn. money is talking here. it's a sad thing. on a side note... even toyota pulled out now,too Click to expand... Has it been confirmed? I thought Toyota is not going to sign off the F1 budget until November.
M mystik Active member i'm from the bay (california) Sep 18, 2009 #4 i was mistaken! http://www.tsn.ca/auto_racing/story/?id=258539 from the story, honda pulled out and toyota is going to stay.
i was mistaken! http://www.tsn.ca/auto_racing/story/?id=258539 from the story, honda pulled out and toyota is going to stay.
Why can't BMW remain as a engine supplier as they did with Williams F1 before?