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Level @ Dec 28th 2007 2:29PM
is there really that much money to be made in F1?
You would think, what was 100 million penalty it would close doors to a shop but its appearant it wasnt a big hit to their pockets...
Tom Winch @ Dec 29th 2007 3:31AM
There's more money in F1 than any other motorsport in the world. $200 million will just get your foot in the door. And Renault just made Alonso the highest paid driver in the world with a contract worth over $50 million.