CERCA SU DUEMOTORI.COM

F1

F1 not immune to economy crunch - Bernie Ecclestone

22 agosto 2008

Bernie Ecclestone has played down fears that the struggling economy is already affecting F1.

The French engine preparing firm Mecachrome is reportedly no longer involved due to recent losses, and it now emerges that F1 supplier Pankl, an Austrian motor racing company, has posted a more than 1 million euros loss for the past trading quarter.

"It seems that everyone is affected, but we will have to wait and see," the 77-year-old F1 chief executive said in interview with Spain's El Mundo newspaper.

It emerged recently that the European Union is nearly in official recession.

"At the moment we are not noticing it, but we are not immune to anything. We will have to be prepared," the Briton added.

Source: GMM



Stampa  Print version
Send to a friend  Send to a friend
Write your comment  Write your comment »

Related headlines
F1 news briefs: Valencia, friday
Puncture fears for Valencia bridge section
News briefs from Valencia
T-shirts and swing bridges at Valencia
Sad Fernando Alonso declares business as usual
Teams to share KERS experiences - Brawn
BMW - no serious danger in KERS shock
Top simulator gives Alonso edge for home GP

Commenti dei lettori
Attenzione: si prega di non utilizzare un linguaggio offensivo, eventuali commenti volgari o offensivi saranno rimossi, così come link non giustificati. I commenti sono inseriti dai lettori, che se ne assumono la responsabilità

Username
Password
Codice di sicurezza Security code
(copia il codice di sicurezza che vedi nell'immagine qua sopra)
Non sei registrato?
Registrati, è gratis!

Commento


Ultime news:
All-new Chevrolet Cruze features dramatic design

Mazda wins 2008 'Best Convertible' award

Winning becomes a bit of a habit for the Nissan Note

Peugeot showcases new hybrid Concept car at the Paris Motor Show

Land Rover double at the Auto Express 2008 New Car Honours awards

500 scoops another major industry honour

Land Rover celebrates its 60th birthday at Burghley

Mercedes-Benz S-Class again retains Auto Express New Car Honour as Best Luxury Car

World Premiere of the Lexus LS 460 all-wheel drive at the 2008 Moscow International Motor Show

A1 Team Malaysia moves up a gear with car build