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Titolo: [ENG] The manufacturers and teams have their say

Source: 
grandprix.com
http://www.grandprix.com/ns/ns15296.html
Nine teams and five manufacturers have now finalised their joint
proposals for the future of Formula 1 and have issued a statement giving
details of their plans. The plan includes the foundation of an
organisation called the Grand Prix Manufacturers' Association (GPMA).
The proposals have been prepared in a range of meetings since January by
technical, commercial and legal executives from the nine teams (BAR,
Jordan, McLaren, Minardi, Red Bull, Renault, Sauber, Toyota and Williams)
and the five manufacturers (BMW, DaimlerChrysler, Honda, Renault and
Toyota).
They agreed to maintain and build upon Formula 1's position as the number
one annual sports series in the world and that it should attract, excite
and provide the best possible sporting spectacle and good value on a
worldwide basis. They agreed that F1 must consolidate its position at the
pinnacle of motorsport, by presenting the most exciting, technologically
advanced and global motorsport series. They also agreed that a long term
plan for the prosperity of the sport and its key constituents should be
put in place, so that those parties which contribute greatly to the
sport's success have a stable and economically viable future. The
participation of independent teams will be supported and encouraged,
particularly by enabling small teams to secure a stable source of engine
supply.
The statement said that "where possible, costs should be significantly
reduced, providing that the sporting spectacle and competition is not
compromised. The vision is for a fair and transparent sport with
well-funded and highly competitive teams on every row of the grid, with
the best drivers competing on the most exciting race tracks around the
world.
"Formula 1 has to be at the forefront of technology and continue to
showcase technical innovations in line with those in the auto industry.
At the same time the introduction of potentially expensive innovations
should not jeopardise the commercial and sporting viability of
independent teams. Cost saving is a fundamental objective for the teams
and manufacturers, as it is important that new technologies can be
introduced at the lowest possible price."
The teams and manufacturers hope that the FIAS will consider the
proposals carefully and are calling for "a constructive dialogue with the
FIA shortly" and have requested a meeting with Max Mosley shortly.
First announced on 9 May 2005 in Barcelona, the new manufacturers'
association, now formally named Grand Prix Manufacturers' Association
(GPMA), has now been formed by BMW, DaimlerChrysler, Honda, Renault and
Toyota. The manufacturers' interests will be represented solely through
this new entity, which will provide the manufacturers with an opportunity
to shape the future of the sport and to provide exciting racing for its
fans. Like the teams, the manufacturers hope to achieve the group's
objectives within the sport.
Copyright 1988-2005, Inside F1, Inc.
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 objectives within the sport.
Stoccatina.
Vabbe' nell'insieme noto con (dis)piacere che l'italico vizio di esprimere
concetti brachilogici con termini nebulosi sta prendendo piede come la
pizza margherita e il caffe' espresso.
Questo documento (IMHO) e' un'accozzaglia di fumose dichiarazioni quando
l'unica realmente veicolata e':
"rivediamo il Patto e la divisione del pane e dei pesci ad ora appannaggio
Ferrari".
Le menate sullo spettacolo sono solo un ... 'filler' e stanti i continui
rimandi tecno-idioti penso che le grandi case non abbiano ben presente il
problema.
marcofuma
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ale...@sevenseas.org
 says...
Azz ... e adesso chi glielo dice a Mazzoni che non è vero che ci sono 
rimaste solo BMW e Mercedes mentre Honda, Toyota e Renault vogliono 
firmare con la FIA .........

 firmare con la FIA .........
Però è anche vero che questo comunicato è tutto sommato conciliante,
rispetto alla primavera. Alias, tutti vogliono evitare la spaccatura, ed
ora cercheranno di trattare per portare a casa il più possibile, sia la
FIA, sia i "ribelli"
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 FIA, sia i "ribelli"
Conciliante nei toni sicuramente.
Anche nell'apparenza di voler stare tutti assieme.
Vorrei però leggere anche i contenuti e le "similitudini" con le 
proposte FIA ............
In ogni caso il fronte pare comune e non è certo quello che il caro 
Gianfra ha affermato in diretta .......

 Gianfra ha affermato in diretta .......
Sinceramente avendo seguito la cronaca con un occhio aperto ed uno chiuso
non ricordo i dettagli, e comunque diciamo che non è certo Mazzoni una
fonte che considero "definitiva" :-))))
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 cose così)
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Minardi"... :-))))
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