This is quite simply, brilliant. Bear with it and you may well see a rather novel way of cost cutting in Formula 1. Who needs the drivers anyway…
[youtube]http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=FiLoANg6nNY[/youtube]
How much of the end of this is real is perhaps given away by the Vodafone logo on the final shot. Whatever, it’s a remarkably good advert.
Motor Sport tower is currently being stripped to its bones in order to accomodate our own office Grand Prix.
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