No great loss?
12-13-2008, 01:37 AM
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I seriously wish all the tracks would just tell him to stuff it when it comes to having to pay the incredible amount of fees to himself when it comes to hosting races. The track organizers are just stupid in my opinion as well, for paying the extortion laid out in front of them.
Where would F1 be without circuits to race on?
He obviously has no class at all to have made such remarks in public about Honda. I also hope Honda pulled out not just because of economic concerns, but also as a way of saying NO THANK YOU to open-wheel NASCAR. Which FormulaDumb is becoming. There won't be much difference between it and A1GP soon enough.
I'm done with following along as well, even if Honda was still in it, once they go to more of a spec series than it already is, my interest is nill.
Full on MotoGP following for me.
Where would F1 be without circuits to race on?
He obviously has no class at all to have made such remarks in public about Honda. I also hope Honda pulled out not just because of economic concerns, but also as a way of saying NO THANK YOU to open-wheel NASCAR. Which FormulaDumb is becoming. There won't be much difference between it and A1GP soon enough.
I'm done with following along as well, even if Honda was still in it, once they go to more of a spec series than it already is, my interest is nill.
Full on MotoGP following for me.
12-13-2008, 03:25 PM
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Originally Posted by matrix,Dec 11 2008, 06:17 AM
Wow that is one of the MOST disrespectful things he could say about a car manufacturer with a very strong F1 history, yet he keeps trying to save teams with basically NO F1 history.
What a moron is right on...
What a moron is right on...
I love the prediction by PDL at Autoextremist.com
The Bernie and Max show has been based on a foundation of unbridled greed since they took over the sport. Their constant drive for new streams of revenue, new venues that would blindly pay the outrageous fees demanded, and new corporations who could be duped into spending untold sums of money to be a part of the F1 circus knew no bounds. I hope that Honda pulling out of F1 is the beginning of the end for this sport as we know it, because F1 has been corroded and corrupted by piss-poor management and the emphasis on greed for greed's sake for far too long. Honda has fired just the first shot in this battle. The real war is only beginning. - PMD
12-27-2008, 06:11 AM
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With the current financial disclosure from Toyota; I wonder if they will pull the plug on the F1 program too ?
They are about to pull the plug on their CEO
They are about to pull the plug on their CEO
