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Subscribe to this threadRumormill: McLaren boss Ron Dennis fired
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andy @ Feb 27th 2008 11:16AM
what a load of ****** :)
1) Its a Spanish Paper 2) Its F1-Live 3) It doesnt contain the right facts.
While Ron may hold 15% now, he does control a larger percentage. Manseour Oijeh (TAG) and the Bahrain people own stock and they have an agreement to always go with Ron's decision.
I'd be VERY surprised if this happened.
tip - dont trust F1-Live, their are more reliable F1 websites out there.
Adam @ Feb 27th 2008 11:21AM
Out of curiosity, what f1 sites are better? I'm honestly looking for some better sources.
Serge K. @ Feb 27th 2008 11:29AM
To ADAM
This one is not bad:
http://msn.foxsports.com/motor/f1
Richard @ Feb 27th 2008 11:34AM
The "site of record" for Formula 1:
http://www.autosport.com/
Some parts require a subscription, but with sites like F1-Live, you get what you pay for...
Mike F. @ Feb 27th 2008 12:07PM
To Adam:
This is the best site for finding other related F1 items:
http://formulapod.com/
Also, their podcasts are AWESOME!
Al @ Feb 27th 2008 12:08PM
@ Adam
pitpass.com, grandprix.com, motorsport.com, f1.gpupdate.net, itv-f1.com
Galley @ Feb 27th 2008 12:13PM
GP Update has been my source for news since forever.
http://f1.gpupdate.net/en/
BPeredo @ Feb 27th 2008 2:03PM
Yep, http://f1.gpupdate.net/en/ is my favorite as well. Their articles are short and they provide updates frequently.