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"The Economist" article on F-1 "Chicanery"

Discussion in 'Other Racing' started by tubeguy, Sep 2, 2004.

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  1. tubeguy

    tubeguy Formula 3

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  2. bigodino

    bigodino F1 World Champ
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    Very interesting (and confusing!). And these people get away with it too...
     
  3. Cincy Ken

    Cincy Ken Karting

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    I saw the article, too, and had to read it twice to really get the gist of it. In summary, between a series of corporations, trusts, and their associated legal structures, Bernie and his wife have a substantial minor ownership of various F1 governing bodies, but majority control, and some of the real major shareholders are considering legal action so they can have proportionate representation on the various boards of directors.

    As the article pointed out, the real race for F1 this season is not on the track, but in the legal arena.
     

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