Sauber have no idea what a crisis is, their 2018 future engine partner has informed them.
Forced out of the team following a public disagreement with its investors, now ex-CEO Monisha Kaltenborn exited Sauber in a highly embarrassing manner, unless you’re Honda.
Head engine fucker-upperrer Yusuke Hasegawa laughed, “your CEO leaves theatrically following a bust-up with the board over favouring the pay driver and you think that’s a disaster?”
*Marcus Ericsson Face*
“Mate; you *wish* that was a disaster,” he chortled.
“Next year that will seem like winning a fucking championship,”
Sauber have been tooling around the back of the grid for the last 5 years, desperately juggling finances in tragi-comic fashion to the point where lawyers have got involved, trials run and lost and special pleading become the norm.
But at least they haven’t pissed half a billion dollars up the wall trashing their own brand thanks to being unable to build an engine that lasts long enough to demonstrate it can’t blow the top off a rice pudding.
“‘Public embarrassment as CEO leaves‘: honestly, I dream about those sort of crises,” Hasegawa continued.
“You wait till we unleash the next version of our engine on Mclaren: it’s going to make the Boxing Day Tsunami look like the bath overflowing in Paddington,” he giggled.
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