Cap'n Jack
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I think Nissan's problem was tying themselves up with the Kelly's.
Like I said, put me in the car.I think Nissan's problem was tying themselves up with the Kelly's.
I agree, but mostly because of the way the Kelly brothers seem convince that they are still top-tier drivers. If Nissan were with someone like BJR, they would probably still have the same pace problems, but they wouldn't be tied up with drivers who are also team owners.I think Nissan's problem was tying themselves up with the Kelly's.
that thing is an absolute rocket!
I think Todd got a top 10,
Like I said, put me in the car.![]()
Then they're screwed.Also on the subject of Nissan, what if they're only in it for Bathurst, eh?
Then they're screwed.
Tander is a spent force. He went into decline as soon as Holden started throwing money at T8. If they cut him loose, he would struggle to get a seat elsewhere.
Yes. Races at permanent circuits, like Barbagallo, are "Super Sprint" meetings, with two 100km races on Saturday, and one 200km race on Sunday.Is there a race tomorrow?
Tander is a spent force.
Why? He drives like he's in the Dunlop Series, so if he is going to stay, then the bottom half of the field is the best place for him - there's less chance that he will Tander someone important off. He's the Christopher Pyne of V8 Supercars: dangerously incompetent, convinced that he is doing better than he actually is, quick to blame everybody else, and proud of his track record of disgraceful behaviour.his decline is concerning.
Are you sure you're not Christopher Pyne?
Accusations and innuendo lit up pit-lane on Friday night following allegations Red Bull Racing Australia (RBRA) refused to sell race parts to rival teams as they are required to do under the rules.
The Daily Telegraph approached Red Bull Racing Australia boss Roland Dane on Friday after being told the championship-winning team had told V8 Supercars he would not be selling “transparent’’ parts to bitter rivals the Holden Racing Team (HRT) and Ford Performance Racing (FPR) despite requests for the hardware.
Several questions were put to Dane and he refused to make an official comment. V8 Supercars officials last night confirmed they had received requests from two teams to buy parts from Red Bull Racing and that Dane was aware of the requests.
Despite suggestions Dane had refused to sell the parts, said to include an engine head, to the two rival teams, V8 Supercars would not confirm he had refused the request.
The sport’s governing body did say they may have to intervene in a dispute that cuts to the “transparency’’ rules and obligations to make the parts available.
The transparency rule deems parts that fall into this category must be made available to other teams.
Which makes it a bit of a victimless crime - if they're struggling, why would you want to buy parts from them?I'm not surprised, RBR management come across like a bunch of spoilted brats when they aren't at the front of the grid on a regular basis.
Because they are common parts, that all teams use and aren't specific to one team?Which makes it a bit of a victimless crime - if they're struggling, why would you want to buy parts from them?
I understand that - but T8 aren't the only ones selling them.Because they are common parts, that all teams use and aren't specific to one team?