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Subscribe to this threadHow will Fiat's purchase affect Ferrari?
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DCSBeemer @ Dec 18th 2005 11:02PM
Even if this means a "loss" of income from losing Maserati to Fiat, Ferrari landed a sweet deal with Bernie Ecclestone & the FIA which sees them pocketing more cash than any other team. I assume this is regardless of whether they actually win or not.
BUT Ferrari might still find themselves neck-deep in the stinky brown stuff as it seems none of the other F1 teams are hurrying to sign up to a motorsport-formula where Ferrari will clearly be the teacher's pet.
Anyone interested in watching F1 with only 1 team participating, namely Ferrari? Didn't think so.
I really hope GPWC takes of and kicks the FIA in the berries!