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**Twelearly** · 01-28-2009, 08:40 PM

That´s what happens (as I said before, and I quote myself in another thread):

Agree. The problem is that F1 is an enormously big business, a money machine, and this is the way business work. What I´m trying to say is that Bernie is doing what any other businessman would do in his place: try to squeeze the maximum amount of money from everywhere and also paying the minimum.

And now we get to the real problem: when a sport is such a great business (the same happens with football), it starts to behave like a business: treacherous, whimsy and money-addicted, no matter what happens with the sport itself unless it collapses.

01-28-2009, 08:40 PM	#5
Twelearly Join Date Oct 2005 Posts 441 Senior Member	That´s what happens (as I said before, and I quote myself in another thread): Agree. The problem is that F1 is an enormously big business, a money machine, and this is the way business work. What I´m trying to say is that Bernie is doing what any other businessman would do in his place: try to squeeze the maximum amount of money from everywhere and also paying the minimum. And now we get to the real problem: when a sport is such a great business (the same happens with football), it starts to behave like a business: treacherous, whimsy and money-addicted, no matter what happens with the sport itself unless it collapses.
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