Official 2011 Formula 1 Season Discussion
#251
You can't offend me
It's just that a "Ferrari 150" is not a Ford 150. They're not using a trademark, just the same abbreviation that refers to different meanings though.
It just makes no sense, they could use it to their advantage for some advertising along the lines of "F150, so good that even ferrari copies our name".
Stupid, stupid ford.
It's just that a "Ferrari 150" is not a Ford 150. They're not using a trademark, just the same abbreviation that refers to different meanings though.
It just makes no sense, they could use it to their advantage for some advertising along the lines of "F150, so good that even ferrari copies our name".
Stupid, stupid ford.
#254
You can't offend me
It's just that a "Ferrari 150" is not a Ford 150. They're not using a trademark, just the same abbreviation that refers to different meanings though.
It just makes no sense, they could use it to their advantage for some advertising along the lines of "F150, so good that even ferrari copies our name".
Stupid, stupid ford.
It's just that a "Ferrari 150" is not a Ford 150. They're not using a trademark, just the same abbreviation that refers to different meanings though.
It just makes no sense, they could use it to their advantage for some advertising along the lines of "F150, so good that even ferrari copies our name".
Stupid, stupid ford.
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#258
We don't need Aust GP - Bernie Ecclestone
more @ http://www.stuff.co.nz/sport/motorsp...nie-Ecclestone
I know there are Aussie's (and others) that would be interested in this news.
Formula One boss Bernie Ecclestone says he "doesn't need" the Australian Grand Prix on the F1 calendar.
With debate about the value of the race once again rekindled, Ecclestone has strongly hinted Australia would be one of the first races to be axed as he eyes new, more lucrative markets.
Ecclestone says his Formula One Management company, which controls the contracts for all grands prix, does not want to expand the program so inevitably some races will go.
"Twenty races is enough," Ecclestone told German media, in reference to this year's schedule.
With debate about the value of the race once again rekindled, Ecclestone has strongly hinted Australia would be one of the first races to be axed as he eyes new, more lucrative markets.
Ecclestone says his Formula One Management company, which controls the contracts for all grands prix, does not want to expand the program so inevitably some races will go.
"Twenty races is enough," Ecclestone told German media, in reference to this year's schedule.
I know there are Aussie's (and others) that would be interested in this news.
#267
The Shanghai race hasn't been broadcast yet. First showing is Sunday.
http://www.speedtv.com/schedule/filter/program/825353/
http://www.speedtv.com/schedule/filter/program/825353/
#270
Hellmund Reveals Ideal Date for USGP
http://www.pitpass.com/fes_php/pitpa...s_art_id=42937
After a few paragraphs of trivia to make the article longer and make him sound informed, the author finally get to the subject. As the temperatures for the June date is 90+F/30+C (with humidity on top of that), Hellmund would like a fall/autumn date for the race due to the cooler temperatures. This fits with my analysis in a recent post about a possible NYGP.
http://www.pitpass.com/fes_php/pitpa...s_art_id=42937
After a few paragraphs of trivia to make the article longer and make him sound informed, the author finally get to the subject. As the temperatures for the June date is 90+F/30+C (with humidity on top of that), Hellmund would like a fall/autumn date for the race due to the cooler temperatures. This fits with my analysis in a recent post about a possible NYGP.
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