dando
04-08-05, 08:34 PM
In case anyone missed this from yesterday:
http://sports.espn.go.com/rpm/news/story?id=2032119
International Automobile Federation (FIA) president Max Mosley had invited all teams to Paris on April 15 to discuss the technical regulations for 2008 in accordance with an existing commercial agreement that expires in 2007.
"No one is going to attend the meeting with Max (on April 15), and there will be a press release to say that," BAR chief executive Nick Fry told Autosport-Atlas.
"We have a great alignment between the nine teams and the five manufacturers...with each of the teams reporting positive progress and a good endorsement of what is going to happen.
"But this work will take a couple of months to complete. We are still heading towards our schedule of having something which we will be pleased to share with the FIA and (Formula One supremo) Bernie Ecclestone probably around July-August time."
Set the wayback machine for 1994, Mr. Peabody.... :shakehead
-Kevin
http://sports.espn.go.com/rpm/news/story?id=2032119
International Automobile Federation (FIA) president Max Mosley had invited all teams to Paris on April 15 to discuss the technical regulations for 2008 in accordance with an existing commercial agreement that expires in 2007.
"No one is going to attend the meeting with Max (on April 15), and there will be a press release to say that," BAR chief executive Nick Fry told Autosport-Atlas.
"We have a great alignment between the nine teams and the five manufacturers...with each of the teams reporting positive progress and a good endorsement of what is going to happen.
"But this work will take a couple of months to complete. We are still heading towards our schedule of having something which we will be pleased to share with the FIA and (Formula One supremo) Bernie Ecclestone probably around July-August time."
Set the wayback machine for 1994, Mr. Peabody.... :shakehead
-Kevin