If people keep replying to this thread it’ll keep getting bumped up to the top of page one and before you know it it’ll have pages and pages of irreverent sh*te. Time to let it go gents; like William Storey’s beard it’s not big (it is actually) and it’s not clever (that’s true)
Can someone recap me – I can’t remember where I got to, I seem to recall nobody who bought one got their preordered energy drinks but did get a whyte tattoo or a t shirt?
William Storey dispensing business strategy advice to Williams.
Sad that a team like #WilliamsF1 with such a golden inheritance can find themselves in such a dire predicament with value decimated. Profligacy, a lack of focus on car development, poor decisions on personnel & ill advised business strategy to blame. #F1https://t.co/Wcq8kH17pQ
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If Williams was sold, what actually would they be selling, the name? Or the F1 team/entry?
They’re a company that runs a team, can’t really see how you’d split that up. Unlike say BAR selling a team to Honda, selling to to Virgin etc, that’s selling* an otherwise anonymous team to a new title sponsor. How would you sell “Williams”? It’s either then “williams-……….” F1 team, or it’s not Williams anymore.
*may or may not have been sold rather than just changed sponsor, but you get my drift.
If Williams was sold, what actually would they be selling
Commercial applications for lots of F! technology is pretty wide. Most F1 firms have a side line in engine, systems design engineering. Although, agreed, if you strip out the F1 team/name, Williams probs doesn’t won a ton of actual stuff.
Whyte may have won, but the person / company they sued may not have had any money to actually pay them with. Rich Energy faild to pay Hass the sponsorship money.