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ABN-AMRO looks at Minardi buy-out
A consortium of dutch companies is seriously investigating a Minardi take-over. ABN-AMRO, Greenfield Capital, WP Stewart & Co Ltd, Media Republic and Lost Boys have already met with F1 supro Ecclestone to discuss the future of F1. If these discussions turn-out to be postive, we might expect negotiations in the near future.
http://www.grandprix.com/ns/ns15452.html
Comments
I truly hope (as a dutch ;)) that this will happen and perhaps they can even keep the current driver lin-up (giving the team some continuity)and order the V8
hope it's not just a dream but a potential reality ;)
Re. retaining both drivers: won't happen.
It seems the relations between both Dutch drivers' camps have reached bottom !!!!!!
Albers is seriously looking at Midland for 2006.
Which might not be so good for us, because he has more sponsors on the car as opposed to Doornbos !!!
Don't know about GCM, probably he'll be the 'ghost in the machine,' left to concentrate on driver search. The perfect spot if he's really a talent spotter is to set up a GP2 team and let him run that. There's too much potential for conflict with the big team and less chance of due respect being paid with ownership passing on again.
If it happens there's no more excuses however.
Michiel Mol wants Eddie Irvine as new teamboss, not PS.
Not sure if Minardi will stay the same. Probably not. I don't know if if PS accepts that. Bernie already visited ABN/AMRO in Amsterdam a month ago so this might be serious. But I stay sceptical whenever I see that M. Mol is involved.
[Edited on 24/8/2005 by vuurmuur]
[Edited on 24/8/2005 by Stan]