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| Related page | Author | Message |
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 |   Rinspeed
2018-02-27 11:36 | Mark0 wrote We can do this Sauber Alfa Romeo and Red Bull Aston Martin thing, but that also mean moving changing Haas to Dallara Haas, since Dallara is making their chassis. there isn't mention of Dallara in the name of the team... |
|   Mark0
2018-02-27 11:10 | We can do this Sauber Alfa Romeo and Red Bull Aston Martin thing, but that also mean moving changing Haas to Dallara Haas, since Dallara is making their chassis. |
| Rinspeed
2018-02-27 10:27 | Desscythe17 wrote These Formula 1 cars should be listed under whoever builds them, not what team it is, no? Because we had do that for BMW Sauber. It's Alfa Romeo sponsorship with the 2018 Ferrari engine. So you can do as you want, if you want to put them as Sauber, you can. Perhaps Sauber Alfa Romeo and Red Bull Aston Martin (the cars will be also in Alfa Romeo and Aston Martin pages) |
|   Desscythe17
2018-02-27 10:02 | Mark0 wrote Why is this changed to Alfa Romeo? Ferrari is only paying Sauber to carry Alfa badges on car and in team name. Same as Aston Maertin is doing for Red Bull. These Formula 1 cars should be listed under whoever builds them, not what team it is, no? |
| Mark0
2018-02-27 09:40 | Why is this changed to Alfa Romeo? Ferrari is only paying Sauber to carry Alfa badges on car and in team name. Same as Aston Maertin is doing for Red Bull. |
 | Rinspeed
2012-06-01 16:00 | fck wrote Rinspeed, what about World Sports Car Championship series? For example Group C needs their own category I believe, Group 6 and other prototypes could be renamed to "sports prototypes". What do you think? i think it will be too complicated. A this day it's more easy to put Prototype LM or other prototype (why this sauber isn't Protoype LM??) |
|   fck
2012-06-01 03:41 | Rinspeed, what about World Sports Car Championship series? For example Group C needs their own category I believe, Group 6 and other prototypes could be renamed to "sports prototypes". What do you think? |