Weak 2009 F1 season means Toyota withdrawal

2009 Panasonic Toyota TF109 Formula 1 Car
2009 Panasonic Toyota TF109 Formula 1 Car
2009 Panasonic Toyota TF109 Formula 1 Car
2009 Panasonic Toyota TF109 Formula 1 Car
2009 Panasonic Toyota TF109 Formula 1 Car
2009 Panasonic Toyota TF109 Formula 1 engine
2009 Panasonic Toyota TF109 Formula 1 engine
2009 Panasonic Toyota TF109 Formula 1 engine
2009 Panasonic Toyota TF109 Formula 1 engine
2009 Panasonic Toyota TF109 Formula 1 engine

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Xanavi23

It would be a shame to see them go from F1. I would be very happy to see them return to their Le Mans roots, with cars like the LF-A still being perfected with a great chassis and motor, its a shoe in. The IS-F in the R form they've been working on would also be a great car for a campaign in that sport too.

January 21, 2009 1:04 pm

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Joe_Limon

Makes sense for Toyota to withdraw. They don't have any sports cars so why invest so much time and effort abiding by rules to a super competitive race?

January 21, 2009 4:29 pm

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Xanavi23

The IS-F is a sports sedan, its pretty close ;)

January 21, 2009 6:45 pm

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ghent2008

LMAO! They made $14 billion dollars in 2007, yet they can't make an engine and F1 car that beats Ferrari's!!!! How ridiculously is it? Even BMW now is one of the top 3 teams, and has one of the best engines in F1. I will never buy a Toyota, period.

January 22, 2009 7:16 pm

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