Bernie will not quit (and he should not), that is just PR talk from him. The thing is that the VAG director who was strongly against him is about to be throwned out of the board in 2017 so VAG's entry in F1 becomes a bit more possible.
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Bernie will not quit (and he should not), that is just PR talk from him. The thing is that the VAG director who was strongly against him is about to be throwned out of the board in 2017 so VAG's entry in F1 becomes a bit more possible.
I really wish there wasn't a question mark at the end of this thread title. I nearly jumped out of my seat with joy lol.
"sup Koz, how is that sleep disorder hangin'?Quote:
I'd burn 100,000.02 USD if it meant Bernie stepping down,
with or without Audi :smokin:Quote:
Originally Posted by Koz
Don't worry scro' you're one of my dawgz, and will be taken care of in a expeditios manner. Let me know if you need an advance, because I wouldn't even charge you my normal 40% compounded daily.
The F.A.M. has your back, don't forget it. :smokin:
Tell 'im ya don't like bread.:idea:Quote:
Originally Posted by Hawkmoon
My sleep is just fine, thanks. I'm happy to wait till the end of the season, but I'm sure we'd be all more comfortable if you didn't start burning the monies just yet.Quote:
Originally Posted by Tazio
Btw, does the FAM prefer baseball or cricket bats?
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Originally Posted by Koz
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Might as well stay on. Audi entering F1 would be the biggest anti-climax. A subplot to the soap opera that it is F1. Everyone would be used to their presence after 4 races, and be looking for the next story.
It happened once before... Pity this problem wasn't resolved when the mugging occured. But how well would his replacement perform? Even if a satisfactory level of F1 returned, one might still wonder how long it would last.Quote:
Originally Posted by N. Jones
There's even some speculation here in the states about how long american football can maintain a popular fan base. Particulary with younger generations.
It's sad, and pathetic of course, when people like Tony George
and Bernie Ecclestone have allowed themselves to become the worst enemies of such beloved institutions of speed they were intrusted with.
I think this is a real issue that many forms of entertainment face today. People have access to so much entertainment and less time to enjoy it. They have to choose what the want to consume. Sports are often a family tradition. Mum and Dad were Dolphins supporters to little Johnny grows up a 'Phins fan. The games are always on the TV, perhaps they're discussed at the dinner table. It's part of the family almost. Take that away and it can be hard to get back.Quote:
Originally Posted by AAReagles
In Australia soon F1 will no longer be on free TV. There are many households that simply can't or won't subscribe to pay TV. F1 will become largely invisible to the next generation as they won't be seeing it every other Sunday. With so many other things to take it's place how will it force it's way back into the hearts and minds? I doubt it will unless the powers-that-be have an epiphany and realise that the more people who see the sport in as many ways possible the better. Instead they hide it behind pay walls.
I fear for this sport, really do.
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Originally Posted by aareagles