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The "New look" 2019 Haas F1 challenger reportedly
harkens back to Ye 'Ol Lotus JPS colour scheme. (Image source:
thecheckeredflag.co.uk)
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Seriously? Is Racing Point the Best Yuhs can come
up with?
Oh Goodie', it's that time again, Yuhs know
that New Car smell, when we get to Kick Duh Tyres and listen to every team's
overly Annoying Optimism...
As the Formula 1 Circus reveal Thar 2019
Formula 1 challengers in earnest this week in the lead-up to the First F1
Winter Test in Barcelona, commencing February 18th.
As I'm still awaiting confirmation by some
"Authoritative" source that Racing Point F1 Team is really the new
moniker of the old Force India F1 Team? Since per Tipicali, thou
"Intra-woods" is Chock-O'Block with old and misleading news upon thou
subject.
Although after initially finishing this story, word
comes from Race Fans that the new names are now official...
As the Lawrence Welk, and Ah One and Ah Two;
Err Stroll led outfit will appropriately launch Thar 2019 F1 Challenger Up
North Eh! Where those adorable Hosers Bob & Doug Mackenzie Hail from, nee
Toronto Eh!
Although the Racing Point Gang will be
playing fourth Fiddle in thou launch rotation, with Scuderia Toro Rosso kicking
off the festivities on Feb 11th.
Oh Wait a Mine-nute', Haas F1, Y'all know
Americres' team has "Jumped the Shark;" Err Queue and will show off
Thar new car Feb 7th, since after all, Americre' is No. 1, Righto? Chirp-Chirp,
Bueller...
Then returning to our regular programming, le
Reggie', nee Renault on February 12th, followed by Mercedes & Racing Point
Feb 13, with Red Bull now choosing the same launch date as their main rival
Mercedes. Before our favourite rosso Sweethearts la Scuderia Break cover on Valentine's
Day.
Oopsadaisy, Butterfingers... As perhaps the
lads down Woking Way had some leftover Fredo-bars that they wanted to pass out?
As McLaren will reveal another Kiwi Orange creation Feb 14th - whilst Ferrari
will roll out their 2019 chassis on February 15th, presumably at Maranello?
Meanwhile, it's at least known that Racing
Point F1 or whatever? Has landed a new title sponsor named Sportspesa, netting
a reported $18m payoff to Thar coffers.
And on the Heels of Force India's Name
Change, now comes word that one of the remaining iconic F1 Privateer's Names
will disappear from the Formula 1 landscape. As Sauber will become Alfa Romeo
Racing for 2019, and will roll out their new car the morning of Feb 18th in
Barcelona, leaving Team Willy', nee Williams F1 the last car to turn up for
pre-season testing.
But will the
Sauber; Err Alfa Romeo chassis still carry the C "prefix" designation
utilized on every Sauber chassis, i.e.; C37 for last year's car? As seem to
recall that the C stood for Peter Sauber's wife Christiane...
