YOUR RESEARCHOT: Michelin will not extend its F1 involvement beyond the 2006 season
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Today I was doing a search on the Michelin website and stumbled on this interesting piece of news -- Michelin will not extend its Formula One involvement beyond the 2006. Making Bridgestone the sole F1 tire supplier beginning in 2007. ----> Michelin F1 News After decades of great successes (minus this year's Indy fiasco) it is sad to see them leave the F1 scene.
I am sorry I don't share your feelings about their departure. Should only have ever been one. After my last trip to Indi..., me feeling was confirmed on who had to go.
I like a one tire series. I always hated seeing races won or lost because of tires.
Same here - my trip was a shambles because of them did they leave or were they 'fired'?
i agree. sorry to those who were shafted at the USGP but michelin is head and shoulders above bridgestone.
Looks like they were fired... http://www.fia.com/mediacentre/Press...141205-01.html Ouch!
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