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Toyota to pull out of Formula One , Renault may follow
f1chronicles.com - 18 days ago
Toyota to pull out of Formula One , Renault may follow
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Its raining pullouts after the last round desert race at Abu Dhabi. It seems the 2009 formula one season might very well be the last season of many teams. Toyota was the latest to bite the dust and announce that they would no longer be participating in formula one from next season. The ...
F1 – Toyota Close Shop
openpaddock.net - 19 days ago
F1 – Toyota Close Shop
— openpaddock.net — During the last few races of the Formula 1 season, the eyes of the F1 world were shielded to the ugly side of the business. We had no court cases directly related to results, we had no he said she said, (except for Jarno Trulli running around like an idiot) and we had the bright [...] (more) F1 – Toyota Close Shop

Comments vote down mikeopenpaddock mikeopenpaddock posted 19 days agoposted this
Official: Toyota Pull Out Of F1
f1fanatics.wordpress.com - 19 days ago
Official: Toyota Pull Out Of F1
— f1fanatics.wordpress.com — The news I broke yesterday on the blog has turned out to be true, the Toyota F1 Team are pulling out of the sport and will not be present on the grid at the first race of the season in 2010. There had been rumours of a move out of F1, when the company saw its first ever loss in profits.  ... (more) Official: Toyota Pull Out Of F1

Comments vote down f1fanatics f1fanatics posted 19 days agoposted this
Toyota ends its Formula One adventure
f1insight.blogspot.com - 19 days ago
Toyota ends its Formula One adventure
— f1insight.blogspot.com — Toyota has become the third major car manufacturer to pull out of Formula One in the space of twelve months. With word of the exit having circulated already, confirmation of the Japanese marque's decision came on Wednesday(Nov 4th); the news does, however, mean that there is now space on the ... (more) Toyota ends its Formula One adventure

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