- 03 Dec 10, 19:14#228610
According to an article at the London Evening Standard, Bernie Ecclestone’s Delta 3, F1 commercial rights-holder increased his 2009 turnover to $1.1 BILLION in the year to December 31.
Delta 3 paid to the Formula 1 Teams $54 MILLION in the same year.
The F1 commercial rights-holder more than doubled his operating profit to $ 193.1 MILLION.
Those numbers don’t justifies the aggressive politic of cost cutting and severe restrictions imposed to the teams by the FIA and Bernie Ecclestone.
Hasn’t got Mr Ecclestone enough money already that he has to squeeze the Formula 1 to the point that they prohibit teams and drivers test their cars whenever they want.
What about cutting benefits and increasing costs. I mean more money for the teams and a little less for Mr Ecclestone. IMHO It would be better for the sport.
Delta 3 paid to the Formula 1 Teams $54 MILLION in the same year.
The F1 commercial rights-holder more than doubled his operating profit to $ 193.1 MILLION.
Those numbers don’t justifies the aggressive politic of cost cutting and severe restrictions imposed to the teams by the FIA and Bernie Ecclestone.
Hasn’t got Mr Ecclestone enough money already that he has to squeeze the Formula 1 to the point that they prohibit teams and drivers test their cars whenever they want.
What about cutting benefits and increasing costs. I mean more money for the teams and a little less for Mr Ecclestone. IMHO It would be better for the sport.