Bazooka_Joe
Best of the worst, sometimes worst of the worst.
In Soviet Russia the Russian flag drives you!
There's never been anything quite like what they were planning before. Although I think it was limited to iOS which is a shame given that 85% of people use Android devices."Unfortunately the team had to abandon plans to present the car via augmented reality after their app was attacked by hackers."
Have there been such presentations before?
I believe the ban came into effect in December 2019 which was originally for 4 years but last year was reduced to 2years so it looks like they cannot use it until the end of the year.Something I don't get: if the doping investigation came about in 2014, and the ban for Russia to have national athletes compete under their country flag would last 2 years from then, why is it still being enforced?
American team, American flag colors, done. No?I'm having a hard time trying to figure out how that livery would be allowed if Russian national flags are not allowed in their equipment. A car certainly is driver's equipment, and not only it features the Russian national colors but visually is basically Russian flag on four wheels. Though probably lawyers will come up with some argument that is utterly bizarrely illogical but still legally solid.
The design is pretty nice, better than the usual really meh Haas liveries.
lmost totally off topic, but have you seen the flag of the City of Chigago? White background with a red strip and blue stars. Almost a copy of the Russian Naval Flag from a few years back. I like the livery, Especially when compared to the all black that came with that energy drink, but the original grey/red on white still appeals more to me.(there! back on topic!!)I'm having a hard time trying to figure out how that livery would be allowed if Russian national flags are not allowed in their equipment. A car certainly is driver's equipment, and not only it features the Russian national colors but visually is basically Russian flag on four wheels. Though probably lawyers will come up with some argument that is utterly bizarrely illogical but still legally solid.
The design is pretty nice, better than the usual really meh Haas liveries.
About a year ago there was an exchange between two national hosts of a Radio Sports-talk program. One host based in Los Angeles and one in Detroit. The Detroit host mentioned he had an Android and the L.A. guy spent much of the next hour berating his partner since "EVERYONE" uses Apple products. EVVVVERRYONE..... There was a very nice networking app to display data from rF2 to iphones, but they claimed to lack the knowledge to port that to Android devices despite the vastly greater user base so I stpped paying attention. Shocking how a supposed tech-savvy F1 team doesn't understand basic numbers...There's never been anything quite like what they were planning before. Although I think it was limited to iOS which is a shame given that 85% of people use Android devices.