Red Bull: “If Audi don’t participate we get out of F1’
Posted on 11-05-2015 at 19:06 by ricardo – 55 Comments”
The energiedrankjesboer is the SAT. No competitive engine? Then we stop it, says the Formula 1 team four times in a row champion, but this season nothing bakes.
A month ago threatened the team through motorsport advisor Helmut Marko had to be steps, because they are with the V6 messages of Renault barely play a significant role in the king’s class. Opposite the BBC says Marko now has a bit more concrete:
“If we don’t have a competitive engine in the near future, then either Audi is coming or we are out.”
Yes, the umpteenth huilquoteje of the team. But know Marko something that we don’t yet know and Audi on the point of an entrance in Formula 1 to announce? That is according to former F1 driver Marko (still) not the case. According to him, there are currently no negotiations between Red Bull and Audi:
“The VW Group first has to sort out who will be the new chief of support, who will run the fire or VW, and when they have sorted all these things maybe then they can think about what they are doing in motorsport.”
That the influential adviser, the name of Audi again, so explicitly drop says a lot. In addition, Audi ceo Rupert Stadler today in an interview today know that they are participating in the F1 certainly as an option.
That Stadler himself so emphatically outlet about a possible participation might be to do with the departure of VAG’s board chairman Ferdinand Piëch, who is known as a fervent opponent of the F1 and a notorious Ecclestone-hat0r.
But let’s not be too far ahead of things. It is still not known who the new chairman of the board of Volkswagen AG, is and or those are fiat gives for F1 participation. In addition, has a Red Bull contract in the contract that they, like other racing stables, until the end of 2020 in the F1 to continue. Yet swells the rumor mill about Audi’s F1 participation further and diving on the conveyor belt sources who say that a collaboration between Red Bull and Audi is inevitable. And where there is smoke, there is an exploded Renault Energy F1 engine fire.