Forsythe racing announce closure-is this the start of many?
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http://www.autosport.com/news/report.php/id/65366
Is this Tony George's brave new world? OK they never replaced Player's as a sponsor but to lose one of Champ Cars' key teams is hardly the best start, is it?
I have to confess to wondering how fairly the other teams coming over will be treated?
Is this Tony George's brave new world? OK they never replaced Player's as a sponsor but to lose one of Champ Cars' key teams is hardly the best start, is it?
I have to confess to wondering how fairly the other teams coming over will be treated?
While the unification of the two series is unquestionably a good thing in terms of having the best drivers racing together, it's interesting to see just how few top line drivers remain. With the likes of Franchitti, Hornish, Bourdais and Allmendinger all having moved to pastures new, and Tracy now looking to find a new seat, it's just as well they're not spread over 2 different competitions.
This year's entry list looks a bit lacking in depth, there do seem to be quite a few average drivers in the line-up.
This year's entry list looks a bit lacking in depth, there do seem to be quite a few average drivers in the line-up.
The timing of the merger is barking mad, the CART teams had invested in new cars for this season and had deals in place based on running in CART.
It would have been more viable to sort the deal out now so at the end of the season they amalgamated, a few weeks notice after deals have been set and cars ordered/refurbished is bound to cause financial issues for some of the CART teams.
It would have been more viable to sort the deal out now so at the end of the season they amalgamated, a few weeks notice after deals have been set and cars ordered/refurbished is bound to cause financial issues for some of the CART teams.
It seems bourdais thinks the same as me. http://www.autosport.com/news/report.php/id/65415
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