From GMM
Kazuki Nakajima admits it is possible Toyota will follow its Japanese manufacturer rival Honda out of formula one.
The Japanese driver, who is backed by Toyota, Williams' semi-works engine supplier, told reporters on Thursday he hopes the carmaker resists the menace of the global financial crisis and continues its eight-year presence on the grid beyond this season.
"I hope that they will not finish formula one before they achieve something. That's my opinion as a fan," he said at a Williams media event at Grove.
Nakajima, 24, added: "But with the situation at the moment, I think it's really on the edge. You never know what's going to happen."
Kazuki Nakajima admits it is possible Toyota will follow its Japanese manufacturer rival Honda out of formula one.
The Japanese driver, who is backed by Toyota, Williams' semi-works engine supplier, told reporters on Thursday he hopes the carmaker resists the menace of the global financial crisis and continues its eight-year presence on the grid beyond this season.
"I hope that they will not finish formula one before they achieve something. That's my opinion as a fan," he said at a Williams media event at Grove.
Nakajima, 24, added: "But with the situation at the moment, I think it's really on the edge. You never know what's going to happen."