Michael Andretti says he is still hoping to be on the grid in 2025, but still waiting for conversations with F1/FOM to even begin.

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  • @[email protected]
    9•1 year ago

    It is quite exciting that we will hopefully soon see another new team join F1, I hope they can stir the pot in the championship

  • @woelkchen
    6•1 year ago

    Is GM not yet involved? Why would they use Toyota’s wind tunnel and not one of GM’s?

    • @GeneralEmergency
      6•1 year ago

      There are rules regarding wind tunnels. McLaren already had a wind tunnel, but used this same Toyota tunnel until this year.

      • @woelkchen
        2•1 year ago

        There are rules regarding wind tunnels.

        There aren’t for non-participants. You can make an 2023 F1 car model and test it in your private wind tunnel for how long you like.

        • @GeneralEmergency
          1•1 year ago

          If you’re looking to build a model to build upon for an actual car. Then it makes sense to follow the rules.

          • @woelkchen
            6•1 year ago

            Then it makes sense to follow the rules.

            What amount is their wind tunnel and CFD allowance then? 🙄

            Hint: The FIA has not allocated wind tunnel and CFD time to Andretti because they aren’t competing.

            • @GeneralEmergency
              -4•1 year ago

              Don’t know what you’re deliberately being obtuse. The implications of Andretti building a model to F1 spec is pretty clear.

                • @GeneralEmergency
                  -5•1 year ago

                  Again you’re being deliberately obtuse.

                  If there are rules regarding wind tunnels and you want to show you can build an F1 car to spec, why use a wind tunnel that doesn’t follow those rules.

                  There is no way you can see Andretti build a model to F1 spec and test it in a wind tunnel used by F1 teams. And not understand the significance of that.