De Snelle Duif said:This made me happy. Who are Alonso's sponsors?
Sophistic82 said:he's paying 6m for the license?i understand that its less administrative work to take over a license rather than set up a complete new team but 6 million???there's a wt spot open for 2014 (that no pro conti team wants apparently), why not simply apply for that?
Buffalo Soldier said:Can't he convince ferrari to put some money in?Or maybe Banco Santander.
I mean a cycling team's budget should be about 5% of a F1 team budget, no?
Vino attacks everyone said:Alonso is awesome!
Give Manolo Saiz another chance!
No Manolo, just IgorLiquigas said:Transparency and zero tolerance; the pillars of the new undertaking.
So no Manolo. LOL
Liquigas said:Transparency and zero tolerance; the pillars of the new undertaking.
So no Manolo. LOL
Broth3r said:Risk management. While these 6M might be a lot for a license, but it nigh ensures him a place in WT without having to face stiff competition.
Fuji_EE said:The fourteen under contract are Samuel Sánchez; Mikel Nieve; Igor Antón; Mikel Landa; Ion Izagirre; Romain Sicard; Egoi Martínez; Gorka Verdugo; Juanjo Lobato; Garikoitz Bravo; Jon Aberasturi; Pello Bilbao; Rubén Pérez y Miguel Mínguez.
According to this the 2006 budgets were almost at 400 million, so 8 years later, should be about half a billion. Sure they should be able to find some 15 million extraArnout said:Ferrari F1 budget is about 250 million all inclusive i think.
Buffalo Soldier said:According to this the 2006 budgets were almost at 400 million, so 8 years later, should be about half a billion. Sure they should be able to find some 15 million extra
edit: apparently team budgets in F1 have fallen immensely the last couple of years, so 250 is correct: http://www.autoevolution.com/news/ferrari-have-biggest-budget-in-f1-34846.html
Michele said:Alonso has been spotted testing a convertible for next year Tour.
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