xpensive wrote:Cocles wrote:
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That's the car we've really all been waiting for since the announcements. The W03 is a stopgap. Granted I personally wish it had more pace, but I'd be a lot more angry if it was the W04 having these problems.
Aha, never heard that one before, but what about the W05 then, as Elliott Ness will have no influence on the W04?
Oh come on, you were part of the original conversation. Anyway, yes. At a certain point, you have to draw the line. The W05 will be a whole different era. The W04 needs to match the potential of a Mercedes Benz works team. Ideally, the W03 should as well, but I'm giving them slack until the end of the season.
The W04 is the car that's supposed to exhibit all of fixes enacted since the team was given a full sized budget after the German GP in 2011. Not the W05 nor the W03. If the W04 fails it will be a VERY big deal.