Norbert Haug

F1: Haug making no predictions.

Crash.Net (Free subscription) | 10/06/2008

Norberg Haug refuses to offer any opinion as to when McLaren's Lewis Hamilton may win this year's F1 world championship.

12th pole brings Hamilton closer to the title

F1Technical.net (Free subscription) | 3 hours ago

... positions and are therefore looking forward to putting in a very competitive performance tomorrow."Norbert Haug: "A great lap from Lewis, a great lap from Heikki make pole position and position three for us. This is a perfect line-up for the start tomorrow, but we certainly will not make the mistake and under-estimate our competitors. We should be strong in the long runs of the race...

Japan Saturday quotes: McLaren

autosport.com (Free subscription) | 4 hours ago

... and are therefore looking forward to putting in a very competitive performance tomorrow." Norbert Haug: "A great lap from Lewis, a great lap from Heikki make pole position and position three for us. This is a perfect line-up for the start tomorrow, but we certainly will not make the mistake and under-estimate our competitors. We should be strong in the long runs of the race as shown...

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Japan Friday quotes: McLaren

autosport.com (Free subscription) | yesterday

... persist throughout this race weekend and throughout the final two weekends of the season, too." Norbert Haug: "That didn't look bad, and we are quite satisfied with the outcome of today's practice. Our long runs in race trim were fast and consistent, with both the option and the prime tyres. It's all looking positive; however, we don't yet know what the opposition has in store for...

F1: 'Remarkable' Di Resta gets McLaren F1 chance.

Crash.Net (Free subscription) | 10/09/2008

... have seen some good races but this one was remarkable,” Mercedes-Benz Motorsport Vice-President Norbert Haug is quoted as having said by British newspaper The Sun. “He was last; he was at one stage 38 seconds behind, and he made ten seconds in ten or eleven laps. That is really, really impressive.”

Hamilton relaxed but Massa not giving up the ghost

The Earth Times Online Newspaper (Free subscription) | 10/08/2008

... and three times Lewis was the first over the finishing line," said Mercedes motorsport director Norbert Haug, who also played down Ferrari's disaster in Singapore. "The reigning world champions aren't a dumb team because of it but instead have only shown how thin the difference is between triumph and defeat in Formula One," Haug told Deutsche Presse-Agentur dpa. Ferrari have...

DTM: Mercedes hail 'sensational' di Resta.

Crash.Net (Free subscription) | 10/06/2008

Paul di Resta is just two points behind Timo Scheider with one DTM round remaining.

Paul Di Resta Second and Two Points behind the Leader

Motorsports Blog (Free subscription) | 10/06/2008

Ralf Schumacher (2007 Trilux AMG Mercedes C-Class), retired in the gravel after being pushed into a spin:“I made a good start and avoided the skirmish in the chicane. Then I was pushed into a spin by Katherine Legge, got stuck in the gravel and retired. What a shame, it could have been a good race today.”Norbert Haug, Vice President Mercedes-Benz Motorsport:“This was an inspiring DTM...

McLaren to bring a number of new components to Japan

F1Technical.net (Free subscription) | 10/04/2008

... learnt last year that this is not always forthcoming when you're racing on the side of a mountain!"Norbert Haug, Vice President, Mercedes-Benz Motorsport:Why did Lewis Hamilton not win after Felipe Massa's refuelling problems? At the time he was second and the winner came from 15th on the grid, the runner-up from eighth - Lewis ended up third."Up until his first pit stop, Lewis was...