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Davies can't come back and he won't be probably driving for a long time. In fact, he is considerring starting his own junior team and mount a fresh start, as a team manager. At 38, he is considerring calling it a day.
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Jamie_Davies
Haha, that's brilliant ;)
RELENTLESS RACING UPDATE
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We saw Relentless Racing take another step forward in the European Grand Prix. The pace of the car was good enough for the team to get its highest result of the season, finishing in 5th and 6th, only a few second behind Thompson of Team Waycott. It wasn't necessarily the case in qualifying, with the team only managing 5th and 9th. Onishi extracted the maximum out of the car, by qualifying the car just half a second off the pace of Janis, who recorded an outstanding lap to get pole.
"I was very pleased with the car this weekend," Onishi stated, after the race. "The car itself was much better to drive than it has all season, so I have to thank the guys back at the factory for that. To only finish ten second off of a podium, having behind half a minute behind at the beginning of the season is a huge improvement, and hopefully one that will continue throughout the rest of the season,"
It seemed that the whole team was upbeat with the result, including Team Principal and owner, Jamie Franklin.
"Yes, I'm ecstatic. I mean, it's not the result that we're used to in comparison to what we've achieved in the past, but it's definitely a step in the right direction. We always expected this to happen, when we lost our biggest funding from Relentless, but we were hoping to be a little more competitive than this, but this is where we are, and now we have to get the right people on board, and move on, as we have been trying to do throughout the season, and I think it's really beginning to show now,"
We also saw some new parts being shipped into the Belgium today, leading us to believe that Relentless is bringing yet more updates, in their attempt to get ever closer to that elusive podium.
Ivan Soto has this to say - "Yeah, we have a new front wing for this race, which was a difficult decision to make, considering the amount of updates we've brought and how successful they have been. Because the front wing is the first point in which comes into contact with the airflow, it effects the whole aerodyamics of the car, so we had to be careful with re-designing and improving this part, but we have confidence in our ability to develop the car, and if it can bring another tenth, or half a tenth, then we'll be very pleased,"
"The idea is to change our simple two element front wing to a more complex three-element one, which should improve the airflow. The biggest problem is that it could cause some serious airflow detachment, but we think that we've sorted those problems. There are also some little developments in the endplates to re-direct the airflow around the front tyres a little better,"