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It would be pretty amazing to see Toyota back on the grid along with the addition of Audi and Ford! We'd have a proper engine constructor battle going.
Plus the benefits of basically making their own engine and develop it together with the car.
This is for sure the next logical step, like aston is doing with honda.
The future looks bright.
Irony is they tried with Honda to rebuild their glory days together and it failed miserably. I hope Honda has the same level of success with AM that they are seeing with RB.
Yeah, that’s true. I think that also Honda was not completely ready and the failure with mclaren helped them to become what they are now.
It’s going the be really interesting to see what will happen to AM… how long will stroll be in the seat if he keeps underperforming? Will alonso stay?
Let's dream big here for a second.
Mercedes
Ferrari
Alpine/Renault
RBPT/Honda
Audi/Porsche
Toyota
Ford
Cadillac/GM
And who else? Cosworth? BMW? Fiat/Dodge/Chrysler/Maserati?
Lambo would be cool but they would never.
Rolls would be cool only if they allowed turbines again.
Mazda for rotaries