Liberty Media buy F1
- Thread starter Bill Boddy
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It just means that McLaren have looked at the small print and believe their position will remain the same or be improved after signing.
All the teams that feel that will sign and those that don't (Mercedes) won't sign it.
The team in the most dominant position at the time it comes up for renewal next will also moan the house down.
Look at Red Bull's position on cost cutting before and after 2010.
All the teams that feel that will sign and those that don't (Mercedes) won't sign it.
The team in the most dominant position at the time it comes up for renewal next will also moan the house down.
Look at Red Bull's position on cost cutting before and after 2010.
F1Brits_90
World Champion
always but thats been F1 teams all over. since theyve had the input. they would rather destroy the sport they race in. than have a rule that might bring F1 more healthier & on the road back to the glory days
Watch Williams sign next then.
The Artist.....
Champion Elect
For whom?
The Artist.....
Champion Elect
They’ve already signed - along with Ferrari...
For everyone
F1Brits_90
World Champion
nice to see mercedes have learnt well from ferrari & red bull. complain & whinge, fans tell them if you dont like it theres the door & they sign because they bluffing all along.
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F1Brits_90
World Champion
i cant speak for before 1998 because i didnt watch it. id only be take another person opinion. but F1 has had some "glory days" 1998 - 2000, 2003, 2005 - 2010 & 2012. i geninely didnt think we are that far away. if season had started in austria last yr. it wouldve been considered 1 of the best seasons for a decade. a close 3 way title race, 6 different winners . that spell in 2019 between canada to italy was some of the best consistent racing i can remember.
but everytime i think finally all 3 teams have closed up. mercedes blow everyone out of the water in the 1st 8 races following season
F1Brits_90
World Champion
During one of the previous Concorde Agreement negotiations Ron Dennis came across Bernie Ecclestone at breakfast and told him that no one would sign the contract. Bernie and Ron both enjoyed a flutter so Bernie said to Ron "I bet you a hundred thousands pounds someone will sign it" "You're on" said Ron and they shook hands.
Bernie then took the latest version of the Concorde Agreement from his briefcase, which was by his table, and duly signed it. "You owe a hundred grand" said Bernie to Ron.
I suspect Bernie is a better gambler than the Liberty Media crowd.
Bernie then took the latest version of the Concorde Agreement from his briefcase, which was by his table, and duly signed it. "You owe a hundred grand" said Bernie to Ron.
I suspect Bernie is a better gambler than the Liberty Media crowd.
Il_leone
World Champion
Thank goodness because really they should earn it for competing not because of what they done in the past
Wolff: Formula 1 nearing "biggest transition" in its history
Toto Wolff believes Formula 1 is set for the 'biggest transition' in its history through the upcoming changes to the technical and financial structure of the series
www.autosport.com
The rule change for 2022 will be the biggest rule change in F1 history, even bigger than the last one which was the biggest in F1 history, which in itself was the biggest one since the last biggest one in history.
They are just recycling the quotes by this point.
F1Brits_90
World Champion
for me the biggest change was 2010. but this is quite big & 2014 2017 where minor ish
Is it bigger than advertising on cars?
Depends on the font size
The article tries to make it sound like this all is a sensible agreement but it's just another padlock on the monopoly that is F1
www.motorsport.com
I keep hearing the budget cap is going to make F1 more affordable and attract new teams etc. This kills that.
New F1 entries will have to pay $200m to rival teams
www.motorsport.com
I keep hearing the budget cap is going to make F1 more affordable and attract new teams etc. This kills that.
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