Can I have a job here!

[WANNAB]

24 Feb 2009 American team planning 2010 championship entry


Plans have been officially announced for a new, American Formula One team, who hope to be on the grid for the start of the 2010 season. The project, led by F1 veterans Peter Windsor and Ken Anderson, will be based in Charlotte, North Carolina, with European satellite facilities likely to be located in Spain.

The team, currently known as simply USF1, say their mission is ‘to prove that American technology, American drivers and the American competitive spirit can compete and win on the F1 global stage’.

Though the team has yet to make any firm decisions on drivers or engine supply, they plan to take full advantage of Formula One racing’s latest cost-cutting measures, which they believe will help them run a competitive, lean and highly efficient operation.

The recent ban on in-season testing, plus the high number of Grands Prix outside Europe, also means that Windsor and Anderson are not expecting the team’s unusual location to present any major logistical problems.

British-born Windsor, a former Williams team manager and best known of late as a Formula One commentator on US television, will take on the position of team principal, while American engineer Anderson, recently responsible for the highly-acclaimed Windshear wind tunnel facility in North Carolina, will reprise the technical director role he previously held with the Ligier Formula One team.
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[BigJack]

YES! I hope this takes over Nascar's popularity. Only way that will happen is if there are more crashes.

[scoob.]

YES! I hope this takes over Nascar's popularity. Only way that will happen is if there are more crashes.
f1s too good for that.

i dont understand why rednecks dont like rally.
snow, mud, sand,.. and wrecks. epic wrecks.

[BigJack]

f1s too good for that.

i dont understand why rednecks dont like rally.
snow, mud, sand,.. and wrecks. epic wrecks.
They do like rallying in a way. They like seeing dirt road cars go in circles while drifting, not seeing rally cars take turns over a distance, I guess it confuses them. That would also explain why they watch Nascar. All they have to remember is to turn left. F1 and rallying are just too complicated for rednecks because they use computers, not carburetors, and because taking more than 2 turns per lap is way too complicated. Simple as that.

[Levi]

^ lol
Eggzackly

[scoob.]

They do like rallying in a way. They like seeing dirt road cars go in circles while drifting, not seeing rally cars take turns over a distance, I guess it confuses them. That would also explain why they watch Nascar. All they have to remember is to turn left. F1 and rallying are just too complicated for rednecks because they use computers, not carburetors, and because taking more than 2 turns per lap is way too complicated. Simple as that.
dont disrespect the carburetor.

[WANNAB]

dont disrespect the carburetor.


Hahaha YEAH! I just got a 1960 350 to put in a s13...big plans! I have spent 10-15grand (in my head) on this motor.
In the real world the motor only cost me $75..........so far.

[Buccaneer_9]

There's not enough passing in F1. It's like a high speed conga line. Yawn...

[raulck_hn17]

f1 driver can make a right turn also!!

[BigJack]

dont disrespect the carburetor.
I'm not disrespecting the carburetor I'm just saying that anything more complicated (electronic fuel injected vehicles) baffles them.

[mr_dsgb15]

theres actually 2 races in the nascar season that they race on a road course. theres more crashes on that track than you can count lol