Well, then you should probably get out of the business

Well, then you should probably get out of the business#874

By darwin dali - 13 May 06, 16:22

- 13 May 06, 16:22#874

and not sign a contract extension:

Flamboyant Briatore, who entered the sport for his business acumen rather than his passion for motor racing, admitted that 'motivation' was a vital factor to consider.

Criticising the staleness of modern Formula One, he admitted: "The atmosphere (in F1) today bores me."

Le coeur a ses raisons que la raison ne connaît point.

#875

By F1Poser - 13 May 06, 16:29

- 13 May 06, 16:29#875

He was on ITV, he didnt give much away.

#876

By certom - 13 May 06, 18:56

- 13 May 06, 18:56#876

Well, i don't think that Flavione will leave the Circus, although some time ago it was said that he would have done his business in an italian soccer team. There are two reasons for Briatore not to leave the F1:
1- In these weeks the italian soccer is being crossed by a scandal of corruption, and Flavio doesn't have any idea of introducing himself in.
2- He will probably be the successor of Ecclestone as the boss of the F1, and i don't think that he will renounce to this job!!!

Anyway, he is probably one of the most clever manager that today exist, he have led firstly Benetton, that wasn't the top team, to the world championship, and then he started the Renault adventure (do you remember what it was in 2002?) and bring it back to the world championship too.. so i don't think that he will stop now...the Circus will lose its charmest man!!! :lol: