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Williams minus HP -
09-14-2005
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So, HP have confirmed that they will not be the title sponsor of the Williams team next year. No news there I guess. Anyone have inside info on who might be stepping up to put their name on that car in '06? I'm assuming that its a British company due to the Buttongate-II wranglings and Williams' public comments that sponsors have been signed based on Jenson being at Grove. It's just all turning to poo for WilliamsF1 isn't it? Cossie engines, Bridgestone tyres, drivers wanting out, principle sponsors leaving... What a difference a decade makes. -- SQL> select * from users | Justin Wigg - Melbourne, AUSTRALIA where clue > 0; | http://juthan.blogspot.com no rows selected | Reply: justinwigg (AT) iprimus (DOT) com.au |
1) Cossie engines - the winingest engines in history (DFV) - yep, those are
crap
2) Bridgestone - in its first 5 years captured 4 driver's titles and 4
constructor's titles.- yep, those are crap
(With Michelin leaving the sport in 2007 Bridgestone will be the lone
supplier for F1 again.)
Hmmm. Those Williams cars might look smashing in British Airways livery. Ah
just a thought.
I think Sir Frank has gotten by all these years on just a little more than a
wing and a prayer. Lets wait and see what the gentleman has up his sleeve,
you might be surprised.
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Hmmm. Those Williams cars might look smashing in British Airways livery. Ah just a thought. |
Arrows team are back (When they was orange of course)
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1) Cossie engines - the winingest engines in history (DFV) - yep, those are crap |
they'll go next year?
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2) Bridgestone - in its first 5 years captured 4 driver's titles and 4 constructor's titles.- yep, those are crap |
current tyre rules, they'll be crap next year as well. Bridgestone
build a great throw-away tyre, but they've been found out...
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(With Michelin leaving the sport in 2007 Bridgestone will be the lone supplier for F1 again.) |
speculation none-the-less.
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Hmmm. Those Williams cars might look smashing in British Airways livery. Ah just a thought. |
airline?
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I think Sir Frank has gotten by all these years on just a little more than a wing and a prayer. Lets wait and see what the gentleman has up his sleeve, you might be surprised. |
Mansell interview on TV in 86 and then have his tyre explode a couple
of days later in Adelaide. I have a horrible feeling they'll be
competing with Red-Bull-Rookie and Midland next year though...
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Hmmm. Those Williams cars might look smashing in British Airways livery. Ah just a thought. Heh!...Would look funny with the Easyjet colours, People would think the Arrows team are back (When they was orange of course) |
Maybe Yahoo will return...
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Cheers!
Dennis
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"Justin Wigg" <justinwigg (AT) iprimus (DOT) com.au> wrote in message news:1126747467.040369.19860 (AT) g49g2000cwa (DOT) googlegroups.com... So, HP have confirmed that they will not be the title sponsor of the Williams team next year. No news there I guess. Anyone have inside info on who might be stepping up to put their name on that car in '06? I'm assuming that its a British company due to the Buttongate-II wranglings and Williams' public comments that sponsors have been signed based on Jenson being at Grove. It's just all turning to poo for WilliamsF1 isn't it? Cossie engines, Bridgestone tyres, drivers wanting out, principle sponsors leaving... What a difference a decade makes. 1) Cossie engines - the winingest engines in history (DFV) - yep, those are crap |
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2) Bridgestone - in its first 5 years captured 4 driver's titles and 4 constructor's titles.- yep, those are crap (With Michelin leaving the sport in 2007 Bridgestone will be the lone supplier for F1 again.) Hmmm. Those Williams cars might look smashing in British Airways livery. Ah just a thought. I think Sir Frank has gotten by all these years on just a little more than a wing and a prayer. Lets wait and see what the gentleman has up his sleeve, you might be surprised. |
...."No" anti-sin hypocrisy, and an obvious tie-in with their drunkard
imbecile fan base.
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Jim Brown wrote: 1) Cossie engines - the winingest engines in history (DFV) - yep, those are crap Brabham were a great team in the early 80s too. How do you think they'll go next year? 2) Bridgestone - in its first 5 years captured 4 driver's titles and 4 constructor's titles.- yep, those are crap They certainly have been crap this year, and unless the FIA rescind the current tyre rules, they'll be crap next year as well. Bridgestone build a great throw-away tyre, but they've been found out... (With Michelin leaving the sport in 2007 Bridgestone will be the lone supplier for F1 again.) Speculation. Probably pretty well informed speculation, but speculation none-the-less. Hmmm. Those Williams cars might look smashing in British Airways livery. Ah just a thought. That's interesting. Has there ever been a team sponsored by an airline? |
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Jim Brown wrote: 1) Cossie engines - the winingest engines in history (DFV) - yep, those are crap Brabham were a great team in the early 80s too. How do you think they'll go next year? Don't forget next year it's V8s and neutered V10s. We do not know at |
Honda, Ford and Ferrari to do quite well straight out of the blocks.
Not so sure about he Bimmers and Mercs, although you can never
overlook those guys.
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2) Bridgestone - in its first 5 years captured 4 driver's titles and 4 constructor's titles.- yep, those are crap They certainly have been crap this year, and unless the FIA rescind the current tyre rules, they'll be crap next year as well. Bridgestone build a great throw-away tyre, but they've been found out... Indeed. It was the Ferrari package what made the Bridgestones. I don't |
than they did in the last 5 years.
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Hmmm. Those Williams cars might look smashing in British Airways livery. Ah just a thought. That's interesting. Has there ever been a team sponsored by an airline? I kinda recall Saudi Air on a green and white car ? |
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I think Sir Frank has gotten by all these years on just a little more than a wing and a prayer. Lets wait and see what the gentleman has up his sleeve, you might be surprised. I certainly hope so. I've been a Williams fan since I watched a Nigel Mansell interview on TV in 86 and then have his tyre explode a couple Same here, but since the Jones, Reuteman days.. cca '78-80. |
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of days later in Adelaide. I have a horrible feeling they'll be competing with Red-Bull-Rookie and Midland next year though... Let's just wait and see. Either that or you will have to go and have a |
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Hmmm. Those Williams cars might look smashing in British Airways livery. Ah just a thought. That's interesting. Has there ever been a team sponsored by an airline? Bin Laden? |
They were quite successful as I recall and I wish I could recall more.
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On Wed, 14 Sep 2005 21:36:07 -0400, "Jim Brown" Jim_Brown (AT) notmyrealemail (DOT) net> wrote: "Justin Wigg" <justinwigg (AT) iprimus (DOT) com.au> wrote in message news:1126747467.040369.19860 (AT) g49g2000cwa (DOT) googlegroups.com... So, HP have confirmed that they will not be the title sponsor of the Williams team next year. No news there I guess. Anyone have inside info on who might be stepping up to put their name on that car in '06? I'm assuming that its a British company due to the Buttongate-II wranglings and Williams' public comments that sponsors have been signed based on Jenson being at Grove. It's just all turning to poo for WilliamsF1 isn't it? Cossie engines, Bridgestone tyres, drivers wanting out, principle sponsors leaving... What a difference a decade makes. 1) Cossie engines - the winingest engines in history (DFV) - yep, those are crap ...Imbecile. 2) Bridgestone - in its first 5 years captured 4 driver's titles and 4 constructor's titles.- yep, those are crap (With Michelin leaving the sport in 2007 Bridgestone will be the lone supplier for F1 again.) Hmmm. Those Williams cars might look smashing in British Airways livery. Ah just a thought. I think Sir Frank has gotten by all these years on just a little more than a wing and a prayer. Lets wait and see what the gentleman has up his sleeve, you might be surprised. Boodles Gin. ..."No" anti-sin hypocrisy, and an obvious tie-in with their drunkard imbecile fan base. |
they won what they deserve without cheatin' (says a lot for Tifosi yobbo's)
F2005 100 of 100...for trolling!
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