ViperMask
17-03-2004, 16:38
[OOC note: This is just a post out of boredom. It wasn't ment to be a big role playing topic...Just a fantasy of mine or something since I'm a huge Formula 1 fan.]
*Sports stations and Formula 1 websites around the world are reporting this news of a major manufacterer entering Formula 1.*
ITV-F1.com Report.
In a surprise move today, V-Tech Motorworks has entered Formula 1 as a works engine supplier for Minardi.
Johnathan Caine, The Team Manger of V-Tech Motorsports, and leader for this project had this to say. "We are proud to be supporting a team like Minardi who has a big following in Formula 1. We confident that we will be able to build a highly competitive engine for them, and support them in the long term."
Many skeptics out there are wondering if this will be a success or a bust. After all, many other engine manufacterers tried to enter Formula 1 and failed. These include Peugeot, Subuaru, Porsche and Yamaha.
However Giancarlo Alesi, the representitive of V-Tech had a message from the President of V-Tech Motorworks.
"I remain highly confident in our technical team, and we believe that we can pull off what Honda did in the 1980's and that's build a competitive engine capable of winning world championships, and gain global recogniziton."
"We will have a great engine that's powerful, light, and reliable."
*Sports stations and Formula 1 websites around the world are reporting this news of a major manufacterer entering Formula 1.*
ITV-F1.com Report.
In a surprise move today, V-Tech Motorworks has entered Formula 1 as a works engine supplier for Minardi.
Johnathan Caine, The Team Manger of V-Tech Motorsports, and leader for this project had this to say. "We are proud to be supporting a team like Minardi who has a big following in Formula 1. We confident that we will be able to build a highly competitive engine for them, and support them in the long term."
Many skeptics out there are wondering if this will be a success or a bust. After all, many other engine manufacterers tried to enter Formula 1 and failed. These include Peugeot, Subuaru, Porsche and Yamaha.
However Giancarlo Alesi, the representitive of V-Tech had a message from the President of V-Tech Motorworks.
"I remain highly confident in our technical team, and we believe that we can pull off what Honda did in the 1980's and that's build a competitive engine capable of winning world championships, and gain global recogniziton."
"We will have a great engine that's powerful, light, and reliable."