Giblet wrote:Does anyone really think that str is anything more than a stable to house drivers for Red Bull? They will produce their own average chassis again and apply weak development all year.
They couldn't even get an fduct to work so help from rbr was all but nonexistent.
raymondu999 wrote:Why though? Using the RB6 as a base would have proved a far more competitive base to work off from rather than the STR5. That was my point. Sure, the STR5 was ok and it's got characteristics the current two drivers know and have learnt to set up. But surely Dietrich Mateschitz wouldn't object to the few extra bucks that he could get by using the RB6 as a base for the STR6... no?
Giblet wrote:Does anyone really think that str is anything more than a stable to house drivers for Red Bull? They will produce their own average chassis again and apply weak development all year.
They couldn't even get an fduct to work so help from rbr was all but nonexistent.
donskar wrote:BTW: wasn't it about 2 years ago that Red Bull said they would sell STR?
donskar wrote:BTW: wasn't it about 2 years ago that Red Bull said they would sell STR?
donskar wrote:@Intego -- no miracles from STR, but another decent car for the mid-field. Better than HRT . . . Sort of a better financed Minardi?
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