Horner: This Proves We're Serious

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HORNER: THIS PROVES WE'RE SERIOUS

ITV

Red Bull team principal Christian Horner believes that securing Adrian Newey's services as chief technical officer is more significant than signing any driver

[demonhorse 0]

Interesting.

The McLaren team will be worse off for losing Newey I think. Hopefully the Red Bull team will be able to build on their good debut year too.

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RBR will be on to a winner (probably not literally, at least not in the foreseeable future) unless they initiate a

[bajo39 0]

RBR will be on to a winner (probably not literally, at least not in the foreseeable future) unless they initiate a

[hollywood2003 0]

Maybe they should split their resources between the four designers and produce four cars then rotate them randomly throughout the season? This practice would have the inevitably positive effect of keeping everyone in the team (including, most importantly, the drivers) on their toes as they would never know what to expect. Nobody, and I repeat, nobody would be able to relax and get too comfortable with any single car because they'd always be changing!

I was hoping that williams could coax him back there, they need all the help they can get!!

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at bajo & senna.

will you guys be taking red bull seriously now? it appears that after the early season shenanigans they're rolling up their sleeves.

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at bajo & senna.

will you guys be taking red bull seriously now? it appears that after the early season shenanigans they're rolling up their sleeves.

I bet Coulthard and Klien are over the moon as well. DC has won nearly of of his GP's in Adrian Newey built cars and it is very possible that in 2007 DC will win races in Adrian Newey built cars agaiin.

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at bajo & senna.

will you guys be taking red bull seriously now? it appears that after the early season shenanigans they're rolling up their sleeves.

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[demonhorse 0]

will you guys be taking red bull seriously now?

I have been taking them seriously and thought they had a great year for a debuting team with funding.

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I have been taking them seriously and thought they had a great year for a debuting team with funding.

They were undeniably successful but the driver swap nonsense was troubling. That was very costly and it was clear from day 1 that CK was better than Liuzzi so it was unnecessary and counterproductive.

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They were undeniably successful but the driver swap nonsense was troubling. That was very costly and it was clear from day 1 that CK was better than Liuzzi so it was unnecessary and counterproductive.

Really it was the Jaguar that was successful... We shall see how well Red Bull does next season. My impression of the team thus far is that they have done little right outside of signing DC, an cunning move for a young team, and most recently signing Newey, a massive coup. I am unconvinced as to the benefits of the Red Bull junior program...

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Really it was the Jaguar that was successful... We shall see how well Red Bull does next season. My impression of the team thus far is that they have done little right outside of signing DC, an cunning move for a young team, and most recently signing Newey, a massive coup. I am unconvinced as to the benefits of the Red Bull junior program...

Agree with all but the last as I see this as a

big benefit ala NASCAR

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