Bojan Vrbnjak
To mitigate the economic consequences coronavirus crisis in teams Formula 1 and to provide them with theirs continued existence, Yippee Christian horner, team boss Red Bull, came up with the idea that top teams could make their own race cars - from previous season - sold to smaller teams.
Zak Brown, first husband McLaren, is not enthusiastic about this idea. “You know I'm not a fan of buying cars,”He explained in a podcast of colleagues from Motorsport. "Everyone is talking about Formula 1 DNA, and that means humans are independent constructors.“Some teams may have gone for it lately its limits, suspects Brown. "Because of this, they made a car for the other team. I think this is something we need to talk about.“Of course, the team has been mentioned here the most lately Racing Point with his copy of last year Mercedesa.
Boss McLaren in buying race cars - in terms of cost reduction - he doesn’t see it proven assets. "This is, in my view, an emergency solution that might solve the problem in a year or two, but then we would be back where we were."It simply came to our notice then buying race cars, then Brown advocates that top teams their year-old race cars to smaller teams donate. "They have all the things they’ve done in development and research, they also have spare parts. Then let them give everything to their customers and not charge them for it."
