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There wasn't much choice.And Erebus buy into the wrong car again.
There wasn't much choice.And Erebus buy into the wrong car again.
She goes and buys the readymade #47 & #18 but, won't know how to develop them.There wasn't much choice.
Lopez any day of the week.Who would you have as the best?
She doesn't need to. She can run them for a year, then reassess when Gen2 comes into forceShe goes and buys the readymade #47 & #18 but, won't know how to develop them.
I agree with the Holden money swapping hands. Although it would be weird to see a bull and a lion on the same car.I wouldn't be surprised if Holden pull their factory backing from HRT, give it to Triple Eight and relegate the team to Walkinshaw Performance. There's a reason why the likes of Tekno and Dumbrell are buying Triple Eight chassis - they're superior to everything Walkinshaw is producing. We've been competing with Car of the Future for a while now and they can't seem to cure the sheer undrivability of the car. It will occasionally produce a fast lap, but nothing consistent. I seem to recall reading somewhere that they're still building the cars the way they did the pre-COTF regulations, and it just hasn't worked.
The only possible problem is that the acronym for "Triple Eight Holden Racing Team" is "TEHRT", which sounds like something that you would use to describe Whincup, as in "Whincup's being a complete TEHRT again".
Ford doesn't fund PRA anymore.I'm surprised that looks set to continue. Given that Courtney is a factory Holden driver and Monster is now sponsoring a factory Ford entry.
Who would you have as the best?
As it stands right now both are Funded the same money from Holden per season, im not sure if this Came from HRTs monopolised funding originally and maybe that's why they are less competitive or Holden stepped up Funding.I wouldn't be surprised if Holden pull their factory backing from HRT, give it to Triple Eight and relegate the team to Walkinshaw Performance. There's a reason why the likes of Tekno and Dumbrell are buying Triple Eight chassis - they're superior to everything Walkinshaw is producing. We've been competing with Car of the Future for a while now and they can't seem to cure the sheer undrivability of the car. It will occasionally produce a fast lap, but nothing consistent. I seem to recall reading somewhere that they're still building the cars the way they did the pre-COTF regulations, and it just hasn't worked.
The only possible problem is that the acronym for "Triple Eight Holden Racing Team" is "TEHRT", which sounds like something that you would use to describe Whincup, as in "Whincup's being a complete TEHRT again".
Another HRT sneak peak. Could the green be a number? Or Monster sponsorship?
It most definitely isn't Monster sponsorship.
I think it's meant to be a red metal flake but it will look pink/purple-ish.Pink/purple metallic in the blue?
Could the green be a number? Or Monster sponsorship?
Number on the door and the window is too much.
I'm just saying it's a bit repetitive having it in both places.I don't know the number is cool, especially with the green outline that seems to work well against the rest of the scheme, and the drive initials in the number is a nice touch. It's a really cool livery and better than what we've seen in recent from them.
I wouldn't know. I'm red/green colour-blind, remember? My eyes interpret it as a murky mess, a delightful shade of baby poop brown.Oh look, it's @prisonermonkeys favourite livery of red and white, only it looks orange like the old Toll HSV Dealer Team cars![]()
The number on the window IS too big. Other than that, I like the colors and design of the livery. I'm not too fickle about numbers.I'm just saying it's a bit repetitive having it in both places.