Is that in terms of what the parent company has as assets or something??
When it comes to who spends what in F1, I'm sure Ferrari and MacLaren are pretty much spending way more then most!
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Is that in terms of what the parent company has as assets or something??
When it comes to who spends what in F1, I'm sure Ferrari and MacLaren are pretty much spending way more then most!
Schumacher at Brawn, hopefully not as an advisor....
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Nope last year it was Toyota, McLaren and then Ferrari.
Toyota: $445.6m
McLaren: $433.3m
Ferrari: $414.9m
Honda: $398.1m
Renault: $393.8m
BMW Sauber: $366.8m
Red Bull Racing: $164.7m
Williams: $160.6m
Toro Rosso: $128.2m
Force India: $121.85m
Super Aguri: $45.6m
No, that is in terms of spend. I'm not sure how current that information is, but this was from about a season or 2 back when it was basically worked out that Toyota were spending the most and Ferrari at no 2; I cannot remember the figures for McLaren or BMW and which way round they went though.
(I'm ignoring Honda here as they pulled out)
I thought Ferrari were ahead of McLaren, or is that with the McLaren fine included
But yer, it's something like that (surprised BMW are behind Renault)
That's slightly hilarious! Means that LH's extra point cost McLaren $20m!
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Naa less than that, you need to factor in all the replacement parts for heikki's car
Is he not owning upto his mistake - or are Ferrari trying to blame him
I guess the former is more likely - but with such an obvious mistake it isnt that harmful to admit I would have thought
More internal politics at Ferrari?
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If it was MS' call, i think it is shocking a 'consultant' has that much clout.
Naa less than that, you need to factor in all the replacement parts for heikki's car
LMAO! Forgot about that
To put a different spin on it.. I wonder if Ferrari would rather be World Champions or have $20million..
And a new different spin ... I wonder if Toyota want to have 200mil back given how they did last year
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And another spin ... I wonder if Honda want $398.1m back given how they did last year
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You would be suprised how many highly paid "consultants" I deal with daily who are advising senior managment about IT strategy, yet have no clue about what they are actually doing.
I used to be worried about not knowing enough to go into consulting, however, it seems that such a thing is not really a barrier at all!!
Why should F1 be any different
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Given how they are no longer in F1, i expect Honda still feel that was wasted money.Most of that money was spent on this year's car though
Not last year, which those figures are from.Ferrari are world champions
Yes they are, their driver may not be WC but they are world champions.
Constructors champions. But nobody cares about that
"World Champions" is almost always referring to the WDC. In my experience anyhow 
Constructors champions. But nobody cares about that
Well to me that would be world champion (singular) and world champions (plural)
Maybe it is just me.