That's what you call going out on a high!
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Re: That's what you call going out on a high!
Well that's just a bit strange isn't it.
Davide Brivio and team Suzuki Ecstar part ways
After eight years in the role of Team Manager, Davide Brivio and Suzuki have announced an end to their collaboration
Davide Brivio and team Suzuki Ecstar part ways
After eight years in the role of Team Manager, Davide Brivio and Suzuki have announced an end to their collaboration
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Re: That's what you call going out on a high!
Big change - but an interesting move ... obviously more money , coverage etc
I would have thought MotoGP is more interesting
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Re: That's what you call going out on a high!
Yup he is off the Alpine which is the rebranded Renault team in F1 based in Enstone in the UK. Friend of mine works there.
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Re: That's what you call going out on a high!
https://the-race.com/formula-1/why-briv ... ut-for-f1/
A really interesting article - serving as a great reminder of exactly that the world of motorcycle racing is losing!
A really interesting article - serving as a great reminder of exactly that the world of motorcycle racing is losing!
Re: That's what you call going out on a high!
I used to be a huge fan of the technology behind these motorsports but more recently, interested in the politics of running a team. The team principals/managers are extraordinarily skilled individuals. Yes I am thinking Toto Wolff, Christian Horner etc. who appear to exude confidence alongside deep technical knowledge.
If that Suzuki chap is "one of those" and let's face it, Suzuki have come a long way under his direction, then he is an extremely valuable commodity to any team.
If that Suzuki chap is "one of those" and let's face it, Suzuki have come a long way under his direction, then he is an extremely valuable commodity to any team.
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Re: That's what you call going out on a high!
If the skills are transferrable between the 2 sports then Ferrari should have signed him up as their team management has been a nightmare the past few years and Brivio has the right passport for them as they only seem to appoint Italians at the momentDEADPOOL wrote: ↑Thu Jan 07, 2021 6:39 pm I used to be a huge fan of the technology behind these motorsports but more recently, interested in the politics of running a team. The team principals/managers are extraordinarily skilled individuals. Yes I am thinking Toto Wolff, Christian Horner etc. who appear to exude confidence alongside deep technical knowledge.
If that Suzuki chap is "one of those" and let's face it, Suzuki have come a long way under his direction, then he is an extremely valuable commodity to any team.