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| Hey bruxell.... |
| Wes.Coleman 02-15-2008 |
I couldn't agree with you more. It makes me a little sick to my stomach that they spend so much money on their F1 team only to "make a statement" about the environment. If they're not going to seriously try to be competitive, give their slot to a team that is willing to compete. There are a few GP2 teams that would like to move up to F1, let them in! |
| this may jus be personal bias... |
| bruxell 02-15-2008 |
But if Honda spent less time painting F1 cars green and more time engineering them for the racetracks of the world, they might be less than the 2-3 seconds off the pace that they were at Jerez. Just a thought. |
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