Re: Ford going F1 and Lemans you can forget about DragRacing
They just lost $2 Billion dollars with a B in the last quarter. I would not be waiting for anything in their racing program. What do you think will be cut first? Yep, nice guess.
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Re: Ford going F1 and Lemans you can forget about DragRacing
who is it that they sponsor anyway???dont they just sell those race cars????...my guess is the money made on the mustangs paid their sponsorship of the fuel cars.....so looks like a win win to me for them...
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Re: Ford going F1 and Lemans you can forget about DragRacing
Ford is clearly going electric and I assume when they mentioned NHRA in the press release , the reference is to the E Mustang drag racing cars that are under construction to compete in NHRA's new electric class.
As a ICE motor head, the more new cars that are Drag Racing and young people getting into racing, the better we all are going forward. You don't want to be the last guy making buggy whips. Steve Teeter Stk/SS 620 |
Re: Ford going F1 and Lemans you can forget about DragRacing
Nothing better than silent cars going down the drag strip. Electric cars will be great for the hearing impaired and now you will be able to build a drag strip next to a hospital, church or a cemetery. This will spell the end to drag racing.
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If the electric class grows and helps tracks stay open, we should all be positive toward their efforts to support Drag Racing. Steve Teeter Stk/SS 620 B/SA, |
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From today Automotive New’s
Doesn’t appear there will much spent on Racing! GM doesn’t have a vehicle to replace Camaro after 24. Ford will have Mustang around for several years! GM executives said they plan to cut $2 billion in costs over the next two years, with 30 to 50 percent of that coming this year. The reductions, which will not include layoffs, are meant to help preserve margins as the automaker continues to ramp up its EV transition — including building more battery cells and launching key new models. Ford, meanwhile, plans to slash expenses by a "considerable amount more than" the $3 billion it previously promised to cut by mid-decade, according to CFO John Lawler, who noted "everything is on the table," including further layoffs. |
Re: Ford going F1 and Lemans you can forget about DragRacing
If you get a Ford or GM EV for racing, does the government still offer financial incentives. Or you could get a Tesla and run quicker and won't have to worry about call backs.
I'm sure that Ford or GM for that matter, and Chrysler too will have an easy time competing against the current leaders in F1, yeah right. |
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