Dopo 55 anni niente GP di Germania!

[Andrea Gardenal]

In teoria l'esclusione dovrebbe essere momentanea, nel senso che nel 2016 si dovrebbe tornare a Hockenheim, ma non mi stupirei se il vecchio cogliesse la palla al balzo per defenestrare definitivamente il GP

 

Buongiorno

 

http://thisisf1.com/2015/03/28/hockenheim-warns-ecclestone-of-contract-consequences/

 

Hockenheim has hit back at Bernie Ecclestone’s suggestion that Germany might not return to the F1 calendar in 2016.

 

The country has been controversially axed from this year’s schedule, but that was essentially because of the ownership crisis at the sport’s other German circuit, the Nurburgring.

 

F1 supremo Ecclestone tried to save the 2015 race by negotiating with Hockenheim, but ultimately the parties did not agree on the financial details.

 

But as per the original alternating scheme with the Nurburgring, Hockenheim is now contractually scheduled to return in 2016.

 

When asked about that deal on Friday, however, Ecclestone refused to confirm Germany’s 2016 return, notwithstanding the existence of a contract.

 

“It doesn’t make a difference,” said the 84-year-old Briton. “A lot of people have a contract.”

 

In light of Ecclestone’s comments, Hockenheim boss Georg Seiler said: “We have contracts for 2016 and 2018.

 

“If these are not met,” he told the Mannheimer Morgen newspaper, “there are consequences.”

 

As for the troubled Nurburgring, circuit official Carsten Schumacher refused to rule out an eventual return to the calendar.

 

“I think it is possible in principle to host formula one in Germany,” he told SID news agency. “But not with the current conditions.

 

“The sport needs to be attractive enough to bring back 80,000 people to the track. If that’s the case again, you can finance the (race) fees.”

 

Schumacher also hit back at Ecclestone’s claim that the main problem with the German grand prix is the race organisers.

 

Rather, he said “all the stakeholders” have a role to play.

 

“I do not think it is right to assign responsibility alone to the organisers,” the Nurburgring official insisted.

[sundance76]

Se non è questa la riprova che i masochisti siamo noi...

[AleImpe]

Le uniche piste storiche che si salveranno saranno solo Spa e Monaco....

[Ayrton4ever]

Buongiorno

 

http://thisisf1.com/2015/03/28/hockenheim-warns-ecclestone-of-contract-consequences/

 

Hockenheim has hit back at Bernie Ecclestone’s suggestion that Germany might not return to the F1 calendar in 2016.

 

The country has been controversially axed from this year’s schedule, but that was essentially because of the ownership crisis at the sport’s other German circuit, the Nurburgring.

 

F1 supremo Ecclestone tried to save the 2015 race by negotiating with Hockenheim, but ultimately the parties did not agree on the financial details.

 

But as per the original alternating scheme with the Nurburgring, Hockenheim is now contractually scheduled to return in 2016.

 

When asked about that deal on Friday, however, Ecclestone refused to confirm Germany’s 2016 return, notwithstanding the existence of a contract.

 

“It doesn’t make a difference,” said the 84-year-old Briton. “A lot of people have a contract.”

 

In light of Ecclestone’s comments, Hockenheim boss Georg Seiler said: “We have contracts for 2016 and 2018.

 

“If these are not met,” he told the Mannheimer Morgen newspaper, “there are consequences.”

 

As for the troubled Nurburgring, circuit official Carsten Schumacher refused to rule out an eventual return to the calendar.

 

“I think it is possible in principle to host formula one in Germany,” he told SID news agency. “But not with the current conditions.

 

“The sport needs to be attractive enough to bring back 80,000 people to the track. If that’s the case again, you can finance the (race) fees.”

 

Schumacher also hit back at Ecclestone’s claim that the main problem with the German grand prix is the race organisers.

 

Rather, he said “all the stakeholders” have a role to play.

 

“I do not think it is right to assign responsibility alone to the organisers,” the Nurburgring official insisted.

Qualcuno mi spiega perchè nessuno gli fa causa a questo? con parole semplici, per favore

[61066]

Qualcuno mi spiega perchè nessuno gli fa causa a questo? con parole semplici, per favore

 

Semplicissimo.

Perchè lui ha i soldi per tirare avanti un processo all'infinito, gli altri no.

[Ayrton4ever]

sì ma chi gli fa(rebbe) causa non sono mica io

[61066]

sì ma chi gli fa(rebbe) causa non sono mica io

 

Guarda com'è andata a finire in Germania.

E non erano bruscolini.

[Andrea Gardenal]

sì ma chi gli fa(rebbe) causa non sono mica io

Ma se gli organizzatori non hanno i soldi per pagare la tassa per far parte del mondiale (che per i tedeschi dovrebbe aggirarsi attorno ai 20/30 milioni), non vedo come potrebbero permettersi un processo come quello prospettato da Gio

[Ayrton4ever]

si ma se c'è un contratto e un'inadempienza abbastanza dimostrabile (perchè il gp o si corre o non si corre) non dura tanto da costare 20 milioni e poi le spese dovrebbe rimborsarle lui perdendo