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Looks like Todt is being a bit of a tit about it:
http://www.autosport.com/news/report.php/id/84226
Teams are already having to design cars around 2010 spec Bridgestone rubber, and are trying their best to fix everything in time, but the FIA are going to screw everything up (again).
http://www.autosport.com/news/report.php/id/84226
Teams are already having to design cars around 2010 spec Bridgestone rubber, and are trying their best to fix everything in time, but the FIA are going to screw everything up (again).
With the knowledge he has he should be well aware that the teams need to know about the tyres as soon as possible and therefore to have not issued the tender yet is a real mistake on his part. To compound that by then throwing his weight around saying it is up to him and Bernie to decide seems wrong to me.
andyps said:
With the knowledge he has he should be well aware that the teams need to know about the tyres as soon as possible and therefore to have not issued the tender yet is a real mistake on his part. To compound that by then throwing his weight around saying it is up to him and Bernie to decide seems wrong to me.
No, his experience is telling Bridgestone to make tyres to suit his car, and his car only. He did quite well out of that, he did.Say hello to the new boss.... no wonder he had Max's blessing.
I don't think Todt can portray it as a power struggle when the governing body has failed utterly to take the initiative about an issue that's been known for some time. And how can the FIA preach about reducing costs when they leave such fundamental and, compared to some of the recent changes, simple issue so late? Especially as a number of teams are well on with next years development.
I don't think Todt can portray it as a power struggle when the governing body has failed utterly to take the initiative about an issue that's been known for some time. And how can the FIA preach about reducing costs when they leave such fundamental and, compared to some of the recent changes, simple issue so late? Especially as a number of teams are well on with next years development.
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