Well, it's official

[moosetestbestanden]

Here

More Here

[prabjohns]

I bet it has cup holders...

[Sean]

And now this: Tony Fernandes to step down as team principal of Caterham F1

[moosetestbestanden]

And now this: Tony Fernandes to step down as team principal of Caterham F1

Given their lack of improvement this year this is a good thing. They've been very disappointing - I for one expected at least a little more out of them. In recent races they've been having trouble going faster than the HRTs.

[slomove]

I have driven a bunch of Peugeot and Renault cars in the 80s and always liked them. But these were plain vanillas.
Anyway, this move confuses me. A Caterham with a Renault diamond on the grille? Where is the Britishness here?

I am also wondering if they leave the eccentric Seven niche, Caterham will suddenly compete in a more consumer type market (see Paul's cup holder comment). An A/C will probably be on the list, too.
Not sure if that works but if they are successful and if the car is exciting, why not. As for the Sevens, I guess they will still last for some time but eventually it may not support Caterham any more and be cost cut or sold off. I believe that has happened before, for a fistful of GBP or so...

[Mondo]

I had a Lotus Europa with a Renault motor.... Ford twin-cam was a lot better;)