Ukyo Katayama to Williams?
in Formula 1 ·
I have this feeling that the Japanese giants—think Honda or Toyota—might be looking to jump in with their own engines. It’s possible that Toyota could step up first, perhaps offering more than just power by bringing a solid foundation of organization and chassis design to the table along with it.
Also, BMW really needs to realize that raw horsepower isn't the only thing that matters on the track. If they don't start paying attention to things like weight distribution, compactness, and fuel efficiency, their current strategy isn't going to last very long—honestly, they haven't exactly left a lasting legacy in the past either. You can't just throw massive amounts of horsepower at a problem and expect it to work when everything else is out of balance; it simply CANNOT work!
Also, BMW really needs to realize that raw horsepower isn't the only thing that matters on the track. If they don't start paying attention to things like weight distribution, compactness, and fuel efficiency, their current strategy isn't going to last very long—honestly, they haven't exactly left a lasting legacy in the past either. You can't just throw massive amounts of horsepower at a problem and expect it to work when everything else is out of balance; it simply CANNOT work!