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Originally Posted by herr_oberst
We're going to have to agree to disagree on Andretti. Of the three best teams in IndyCar he's consistently on the last step. Even with a driver who's supposedly the reincarnation of Ayrton Senna and Jimmy Clark combined.
(And Ganassi and Penske have other major projects that are also at the sharp end of whatever other racing series they happen to be involved with)
Andretti is successful. Penske and Ganassi are wildly successful. Red Bull and Mercedes are on a whole 'nother planet.
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There might be a flaw in the logic that 'running and racing team business' is directly relevant to one's win record. Yeah, Andretti has made many mistakes. Hopefully they have learned along the way. Reversing a trend never happens overnight. And they are still there, so there's that.
Yes, Penske, Ganassi and Hendrick are maybe well capable of entering F1. We might never find out how they would fare. Staying in business and making money is a win right there.