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Red Bull talking to Toyota and Chevy, intends to re-sign Vickers

Brian VickersRed Bull Racing Vice President and General Manager Jay Frye will travel to Austria next week for his semi-annual meeting with his team owner and sponsor’s upper management. During that time, Frye said he will try to nail down a number of details for 2010, including a deal with an automaker, a contract for Brian Vickers and, possibly, a new major associate sponsor for the team. Red Bull is the final year of its deal with Toyota.

Frye said on Friday at Chicagoland Speedway that “they’ve (Toyota) been a great partner and it’s our intention to try and go forward with them.” But he also said that talks on a new deal have been ongoing for more than a year and that the team is talking with Chevy as well. Frye said the team absolutely intends to re-sign Vickers.

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3 Responses to “Red Bull talking to Toyota and Chevy, intends to re-sign Vickers”  

  1. 1 Howie Motorsports Photography Registered User

    Somebody please tell me how you can get 5 pole this season with toyota an switch to chevy. This makes no sense at all.

  2. 2 gigolo george

    well JGR is probably the top Toyota team and RedBull might feel inferior. Like Howie said, 5 poles, so what’s the problem?

  3. 3 Anonymous

    Hey, if they go chevy and don’t resign Speed, maybe McMurray will have a new ride. I hope they do go chevy though, toyota sucks.

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