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What a maggot!

Formula 1 supremo Bernie Ecclestone says the easiest way to bring down grand prix ticket prices is for teams to accept less commercial rights income.

Bahahahaha!

That is all.

Too soon. I mean he looks to have some talent but shouldn't they put him in something a bit quicker for a year or two? Like a Sauber?

Pressure must be on Team Cheater Abu Dhabi if Kimi is to lead them next year based on this years results.

You would think Grosjean would still be half a chance at either McLaren or TCAD.

I hope something happens somewhere that gives Romain a shot at McLaren or Fezz. Still stick by my statements that Alonso will see out Fezz and Vettel a chance to sign for McLaren for 2016 season with Romain keeping his seat warm for 2015....which will effectively bne a drive off between Romain and Magnussen to see who will partner Vettel in 2016.

As delusional as Maldanado this bloke.

http://www.planetf1.com/driver/18227/9487921/JEV-I-showed-my-potential

Scrappiest of races with penalities, running off the road left right and centre...yet is claiming it as his arrival drive. Where did he qualify again? :) Hack. Off you go to Nissan LMP1 program and leave Romain to fly the F1 flag

Brabham crowd funding appears to be working.

https://www.indiegogo.com/projects/project-brabham

Wonder if it would actually be interesting?

Brabham-Engineer

Brabham-Engineer will involve the community in the development of the team’s racing technology while providing online training on what it takes to reach the pinnacle of motorsport engineering. Project challenges will cover all aspects of aerodynamics, CFD, suspension geometry and gearboxes, where members can get involved in the development of specific parts or even a future Brabham prototype, with certification of their achievements.

We are also in advanced talks with a market-leading CAD software developer to integrate their technology into our web application. You will be able to see your designs come to life as you contribute towards the development of Brabham Racing.

Brabham-Engineer is more than just an e-learning platform. The race team brings everything alive, putting context to our content and a providing a practical experience that’s unlike anything else in the market.

Edited by djr81

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