Watch Racing Point’s presentation of its new livery for the 2019 F1 season live from the Canadian International AutoShow in Toronto.
Racing Point is the new identity of the team formerly known as Force India. The team’s assets were purchased by a consortium led by Canadian businessman Lawrence Stroll last year.
Stroll son Lance Stroll has joined the team as its new driver alongside Sergio Perez, who drove for Force India between 2013 and 2018.
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ddd (@fandukaja)
13th February 2019, 15:10
Crofty earning few buck on the side :)
Jimi (@hendrix666)
13th February 2019, 15:10
So maybe dumb question, but will the team be known as a Canadian constructor entry, ala Walter Wolf?
Robbie (@robbie)
13th February 2019, 15:40
Good question and not sure of the answer, but here they are in Canada presenting…Canadian head of the new owner consortium, Canadian driver, ‘half-Canadian’ Otmar Lol…as a Canadian myself I think it would be cool if this is now a Canadian team.
MtlRacer (@mtlracer)
13th February 2019, 15:55
The Q&A is still live on TV (RDS, french-language broadcaster) and Crofty asked a question that had “Canada” 3 or 4 times, but absolutely no indication that the team is officially entered as Canadian!!
Almost like he intentionally avoided saying it.
I will be so incredibly disappointed if they are NOT a Canadian team!
Phylyp (@phylyp)
13th February 2019, 15:56
@hendrix666 – seeing as there’s a Canadian GP on the calendar, it would be cool for the Canadians to have a “home team”.
Matteo (@m-bagattini)
13th February 2019, 15:24
I’m starting to get old, but let me say these are the launches I like!
Ray Dufour
13th February 2019, 15:28
For all to know Bombardier does make airplanes, trains and other transportation vehicles, however BRP makes snowmobiles and other recreation products.
Asanator (@asanator)
13th February 2019, 15:53
Just another ‘livery’ launch! *sigh*
Asanator (@asanator)
13th February 2019, 15:55
Although it is good to see a car covered in actual sponsors :)