Brawn in Fraud case

Brawn in Fraud case#174362

By Jabberwocky - 14 Dec 09, 19:37

- 14 Dec 09, 19:37#174362

http://www.pitpass.com/fes_php/pitpass_ ... t_id=39678

oops 80 million

A racing car that does not win, is just art

Re: Brawn in Fraud case#174369

By vaptin - 14 Dec 09, 19:53

- 14 Dec 09, 19:53#174369

Wow.

So, some former employee brokered sponsorship without the companies knowledge or consent?

Re: Brawn in Fraud case#174374

By Stealthgate007 - 14 Dec 09, 20:03

- 14 Dec 09, 20:03#174374

I don't remember seeing any advertising for Henkel on the car, the suits or anything... especially for the tune of 80 mill. Even Virgin didn't pay more than that.. @$250K per race..

Edit: sorry, I didn't realize it was for the 2010 season..

Re: Brawn in Fraud case#174389

By headless - 14 Dec 09, 20:57

- 14 Dec 09, 20:57#174389

Aaand Nick Fry there with a massive grin

You're like a dog chasing a car. You'll never catch it and you just wouldn't know what to do with it if you did
:starwars:

Re: Brawn in Fraud case#174410

By Jensonb - 14 Dec 09, 22:11

- 14 Dec 09, 22:11#174410

Unfortunately, this is all too easy to believe of the inept commercial arm of Brackley F1. Bear in mind, this is a team who started out being bankrolled by a major Tobacco company and then went on to be a fully bankrolled works team. They have no history of any kind in terms of successful sponsorship dealings. The talent & experience is not there - it was even outsourced for a while circa 2005-2007

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Re: Brawn in Fraud case#174460

By Jabberwocky - 15 Dec 09, 10:05

- 15 Dec 09, 10:05#174460

I am sure it is a mistake that they will not make again

A racing car that does not win, is just art

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