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CarlosFerreira wrote:
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CarlosFerreira wrote:A car manufacturer sponsoring another manufacturer's entry? Surely that's novel.

What I do remember was the Jordans carrying Tata logos in 2005 and (I think) Williams as well in 2006.

Neither Williams nor Jordan produce or sell road cars under their own brand...

No, of course. Just an analogy.
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It makes sense, since Renault owns 25% of Lada:
http://thearticlewriter.com/autowriter/renault-takes-stake-in-lada/
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CarlosFerreira wrote:
Captain Hammer wrote:Reports from Poland and Eastern Europe suggest Renault will carry RUSSIA branding, and that their cars and drivers will bear the Lada logo as a part of Renault's push into the former USSR.


A car manufacturer sponsoring another manufacturer's entry? Surely that's novel.


I know it's not F1...but in the NZ Porsche Supercup Craig Baird's semi-works 997 is sponsored by Volvo.
Also...in V8 Supercars HSVDT used to be sponsored by Mitsubishi! (Albeit their Fuso truck division...)
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muttley wrote:It makes sense, since Renault owns 25% of Lada:
http://thearticlewriter.com/autowriter/renault-takes-stake-in-lada/


Didn't know about this. Looked it up, and it did went through and exists to the day. It all makes sense now.
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muttley wrote:It makes sense, since Renault owns 25% of Lada:
http://thearticlewriter.com/autowriter/renault-takes-stake-in-lada/


I suppose. Still, bit odd that they'd give over space that could be used for Renault logos.
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CarlosFerreira wrote:
Phoenix wrote:
CarlosFerreira wrote:A car manufacturer sponsoring another manufacturer's entry? Surely that's novel.

What I do remember was the Jordans carrying Tata logos in 2005 and (I think) Williams as well in 2006.


Neither Williams nor Jordan produce or sell road cars under their own brand...


Ferrari do, and they also have Tata logos on their car, though it's not the division that makes the cars, but the one that makes other mechanic/electronic stuff, apparently. (Not that there's any difference in the logo.)
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LucaPacchiarini wrote:The Argentinian government still owes many families (including mine) a lot of money due to the financial crack in 2002 (I believe it was that year)

so, I still feel a bit :( about them spending money to sponsor a driver


on the other side of the coin, argentinian government was able to stand once again after it stooped down during the global financial crisis.
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Waris wrote:Ferrari do, and they also have Tata logos on their car, though it's not the division that makes the cars, but the one that makes other mechanic/electronic stuff, apparently. (Not that there's any difference in the logo.)


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Waris wrote:Ferrari do, and they also have Tata logos on their car, though it's not the division that makes the cars, but the one that makes other mechanic/electronic stuff, apparently. (Not that there's any difference in the logo.)


Again, this makes perfect sense, as Fiat and Tata have set up a joint venture company to build cars in India.
They basically share the same manifacturing plant.
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CarlosFerreira wrote:
Waris wrote:Ferrari do, and they also have Tata logos on their car, though it's not the division that makes the cars, but the one that makes other mechanic/electronic stuff, apparently. (Not that there's any difference in the logo.)


Bingo, good reminder. One beer coming up!


I think we should keep a scorecard of who owes who how many beers on this forum :lol:
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i'm candidate as advisor and tester of the beer people are giving to others :D (for example testing if it's safe etc. :P )
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watka wrote:
CarlosFerreira wrote:
Waris wrote:Ferrari do, and they also have Tata logos on their car, though it's not the division that makes the cars, but the one that makes other mechanic/electronic stuff, apparently. (Not that there's any difference in the logo.)


Bingo, good reminder. One beer coming up!


I think we should keep a scorecard of who owes who how many beers on this forum :lol:


Been accused before of promoting underage binge drinking. Nah, let's stick to the informal cheers.
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CarlosFerreira wrote:
watka wrote:
CarlosFerreira wrote:Bingo, good reminder. One beer coming up!


I think we should keep a scorecard of who owes who how many beers on this forum :lol:


Been accused before of promoting underage binge drinking. Nah, let's stick to the informal cheers.


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thehemogoblin wrote:I can't wait to binge drink again.

You can do it every weekend.
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Or, in fact, day.
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Phoenix wrote:
thehemogoblin wrote:I can't wait to binge drink again.

You can do it every weekend.


He's under 21. :D
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shinji wrote:
Phoenix wrote:
thehemogoblin wrote:I can't wait to binge drink again.

You can do it every weekend.


He's under 21. :D


in civilised countries (and also in belgium :P ) you can drink from the age of 18! (and soft alcoholics from the age of 16)
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This wrote:
He's under 21. :D


in civilised countries (and also in belgium :P ) you can drink from the age of 18! (and soft alcoholics from the age of 16)[/quote]

Note the smiley. The age hardly matters ;)

Anyhow, governmental support. Mental?
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shinji wrote:
Phoenix wrote:
thehemogoblin wrote:I can't wait to binge drink again.

You can do it every weekend.

He's under 21. :D

I've been drinking since 16. Hell yeah!
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That wasn't why I couldn't binge drink.

My 100-page research paper was why I couldn't binge drink.


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... and not being 21 has not stopped me from drinking.
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thehemogoblin wrote:That wasn't why I couldn't binge drink.

My 100-page research paper was why I couldn't binge drink.


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thehemogoblin wrote:AND THAT SON OF A BISCUIT IS DONE HELL YES AMERICA


We need a hand-clapping smilie here. But anyway, congrats. :D
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I have recently been binge eating.

Also... "The role of governments in sponsoring Formula 1"?!?
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Waris wrote:I have recently been binge eating.

Also... "The role of governments in sponsoring Formula 1"?!?


I'm just waiting for the "state-sponsored brewery" punchline, any minute now.
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CarlosFerreira wrote:
Waris wrote:I have recently been binge eating.

Also... "The role of governments in sponsoring Formula 1"?!?


I'm just waiting for the "state-sponsored brewery" punchline, any minute now.


Wait for it...

One, two, three...

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Phoenix wrote:
shinji wrote:
Phoenix wrote:You can do it every weekend.

He's under 21. :D

I've been drinking since 16. Hell yeah!


That's nothing. Twelve years old here - although not regularly at either that stage or now.
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