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Lars Seier is like Tinkov a very clever businessman. He knows that pulling out now would damage the companys reputation and i'm not sure that he even could. The only difference between them is that Lars Seier doesn't get involved in any sports decision at all. Perfect guy for Riis. Im quite sure that they'll continue next year, but only if they can be at WT level withing 2 years I think. He is also sponsoring the danish Formula driver Marco Sørensen and the Lotus F1 team.
LaFlorecita said:rm7 said:Broccolidwarf said:LaFlorecita said:"The team looks forward to continuing receiving the support of his fans both on the road and on its social media platforms."
They are just rubbing it in now
I would be very surprised to see Contador stay with the team for next season, when Riis is not there - his professionalism does not really gel well with the antics of the vodka clown.
It will also be interesting to see how Saxo Bank reacts, if they pull their sponsorship or stick it out.... they are a very conservative company, targeting high end investors, which is probably problematic with the vodka clown dragging their brand down almost daily in social media.
Saxo Bank owner Lars Seier just made a statement that he intents to continue the sponsorship for the rest of the season. But he also make it clear, that it is Bjarne Riis that is one of the biggest factors for the sponsorship.
I don't think they can pull out during the season, but they sure as hell aren't continuing after this season.
Lars Seier is like Tinkov a very clever businessman. He knows that pulling out now would damage the companys reputation and i'm not sure that he even could. The only difference between them is that Lars Seier doesn't get involved in any sports decision at all. Perfect guy for Riis. Im quite sure that they'll continue next year, but only if they can be at WT level withing 2 years I think. He is also sponsoring the danish Formula driver Marco Sørensen and the Lotus F1 team.