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Prodrive lodge 2010 entry....
Topic Started: May 29 2009, 12:01 PM (137 Views)
Norbert
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http://news.bbc.co.uk/sport1/hi/motorsport...one/8072740.stm

Might become Aston Martin in 2011/2012.....
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GordonB
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If you "lodge an entry", how much does this cost you?

i.e. does this mean that Dave Richards has put his money on the table?


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Norbert
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I don't think it costs you any money until the entry is accepted. Although the specifics of the entry fee have become somewhat blurred in recent years.
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Norbert,May 29 2009
12:01 PM
http://news.bbc.co.uk/sport1/hi/motorsport...one/8072740.stm

Might become Aston Martin in 2011/2012.....

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"We are very appreciative of the support we have been given in putting together our entry, not least by both the FIA and FOM," said Richards. "With the help of Dar Capital, in raising the finance, coupled with our understanding of the latest proposals to assist new teams, we now feel the conditions are right to formally request the FIA for an entry.

"The level of next year's cost cap has risen substantially since we originally considered entering. However everyone appears committed to major reductions in future years and when one takes into account the transition proposals for new teams we are confident that we now have the opportunity to be both commercially viable and competitive.

"As we have said all along, we don't want to be in Formula 1 just to make up the numbers."linky

:s what's the latest with Ferrari & co pulling out?
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Alien_SAP_Fiend,May 29 2009
02:29 PM
:s what's the latest with Ferrari & co pulling out?

All but TOYOTA are expected to submit entries today...
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