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Originally Posted by chillibowl
do we know that? this is not BE's first rodeo so he knows in life you always have to renegotiate and once you are there you can make more than what you gave up at the bargaining table. hence some places get better deals.
he has renegotiated with Montreal and Silverstone with his tail between his legs, he has with Spa and the German races, understandably Monaco gets a free ride, he wont pay his own fees for Paul Ricard so will ultimately make a deal with the French, never hear complaints from Italy about it so they must have a great deal already, circumstances in Japan justify financial help there, and at some point he will have to expect less money from the Australians if for no other reason than maintaining sanity at ten-tenths. one could say BE loves to renegotiate.  |
NO SLAM CHILLI. Just using your words.
Let's not forget it is now the summer of 2011. That's right, one year from an F1 race in Austin, Texas. Now someone is going to decide this funding (who will raid the general fund of the state of Texas) as a distressed buyer to save face. BE just has to sit back and watch and collect the check.
There is a light shining on these current legal procedures and it is this.
You are seeing what the financial dealings of putting an f1 show together in America are really like even before the green flag drops. When it is over we should know what politicians put it to the taxpayers of Texas.
No wonder this thing disappeared from Indianapolis, Indiana.