Friday, March 31, 2006
# posted by Rich @ 1:02 AM
Minardi back on track?
According to several sources, Paul Stoddart claims he has posted his entry application for the 2008 F1 world championship. If successful, he claims that he would use the 2005 Minardi cars.
With the new rules for 2008, only 12 teams are allowed on the gird (which is a bit silly if you ask me, as it always used to be 26 cars on the grid, ie 13 teams). There are, of course, already 11 teams on the grid, meaning that there is only one spot left open. However, there are rumoured to be a number of teams vying for that spot, including Dave Richards' Prodrive concern, which frankly stands more of a chance than Minardi.
It will be interesting to see who wins the last spot on the grid.
With the new rules for 2008, only 12 teams are allowed on the gird (which is a bit silly if you ask me, as it always used to be 26 cars on the grid, ie 13 teams). There are, of course, already 11 teams on the grid, meaning that there is only one spot left open. However, there are rumoured to be a number of teams vying for that spot, including Dave Richards' Prodrive concern, which frankly stands more of a chance than Minardi.
It will be interesting to see who wins the last spot on the grid.
Labels: Formula 1
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