Alfa Romeo Confirms Sauber F1 2018 Partnership
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Just another way of Ferrari bending the rules to its own ends , more development feedback.
Ferrari pulls the strings at Fiat, as done for a long time Alfa is were Ferrari mad is name .
But since Ferrari became part of Fiat it has made sure its racing funding is above every other band under the same brand. this has left Lancia & Alfa in the background for a long time now.
Little more than re-branding with out teeth Alfa are no going to be a top team .
The only marks that could take the battle to Mercedes , are Porsche & Audi or one of the other makes that VW own like Lamborghini , but I do not see that one VW are still in recovery mode after the scandle.
Ferrari pulls the strings at Fiat, as done for a long time Alfa is were Ferrari mad is name .
But since Ferrari became part of Fiat it has made sure its racing funding is above every other band under the same brand. this has left Lancia & Alfa in the background for a long time now.
Little more than re-branding with out teeth Alfa are no going to be a top team .
The only marks that could take the battle to Mercedes , are Porsche & Audi or one of the other makes that VW own like Lamborghini , but I do not see that one VW are still in recovery mode after the scandle.
Sauber confirmed driver line up for 2018: Marcus Ericsson and Charles Leclerc with Antonio Giovinazzi as third/reserve driver
https://twitter.com/SauberF1Team/status/936913027777011713
And concept livery for 2018 revealed
https://twitter.com/SauberF1Team/status/936914310277742593
https://twitter.com/SauberF1Team/status/936913027777011713
And concept livery for 2018 revealed
https://twitter.com/SauberF1Team/status/936914310277742593
Good to hear old brand names are going to return in 2018. Now, it's time to believe Sauber is going to do a competitive car, altough is very improbable.
Maybe they'll sneakily replace him mid-season when he doesn't deliver.
Either Ericsson has a watertight, expensive-to-pry-open contract or his sponsors are funding so much that Ferr...err Alfa just cant ignore it. Either way, keeping Ericsson is a wierd decision.
Another pic.
From:
https://www.motorsport.com/f1/news/sauber-alfa-romeo-reveals-livery-985172/
Looks cool but I'm sure it's only "a concept" and final product will look different.
I just hope not much worse than this one.
From:
https://www.motorsport.com/f1/news/sauber-alfa-romeo-reveals-livery-985172/
Looks cool but I'm sure it's only "a concept" and final product will look different.
I just hope not much worse than this one.
Hopefully it means Sauber can get more competitive. If that happens, I dont care what name they have. I still think Ericsson dosent belong, but if he proves me wrong, I'll gladly eat my words again, he is a Scandinavian afterall 
