Stefan GP pushing ahead with F1 entry.
Following on from confirmation that a me𒁏eting was recently h💦eld with Toyota Motorsport in Cologne, Stefan Grand Prix has announced that its S-01 car has "successfully [passed] crash tests".
The tests were "done internally by independent outsourcing company" and "performed under strict FIA mand🉐atory rule implementation... as [a] pre-test for confirmation of desig🍸n and manufacturing of car."
The team added that the car "will undergo full FIA tests a🌠s scheduled by the end of January 2010."
Following on from confirmation that a meeting was recently held with Toyota Motorsport in Cologne, Stefan Grand Prix has announced that its S-𓆉01 car has "successfully [passed] crash tests".
The tests were "done𝔍 internally by independent ཧoutsourcing company" and "performed under strict FIA mandatory rule implementation... as [a] pre-test for confirmation of design and manufacturing of car."
The team added that ♕the car "will undergo full FIA tests as scheduled by the end of January 2010."
The recent contact with Toyota - which Stefan GP declared would lead to "further cooperation" - suggests that the car under development is at least inspired by work undertaken✨ by Toy𓆉ota on its now redundant 2010 entry.
Stefan Grand Prix does not curre𒀰ntly have a place on the 2010 F1 grid and appears to be hedging its bets on one of the successful new applicants dropping out.
Peter has been in the paddock for 20 years and has seen Valentino Rossi come and go. He is at the forefront of the Suzuki exit story and M🗹arc Marquez’s injury issues.
