Here's the guy in charge of the company:
Ah, Mr. Art Vandelay; importer/exporter!
Haas F1 and the Rich Energy Meltdown
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Ah, Mr. Art Vandelay; importer/exporter!
It wouldn't really make sense for a scam company to advertise on an F1 car; they loose money and the only benefit is making their company better known. Which is the opposite of what a scam wants, right?
But yeah, it's probably some cheap rip off energy drink that's bottled in a 50 million plant in Austria by the makers of 99% of all cheap rip off energy drinks. Not by ZZ Top themselves.
Very weird story.
But yeah, it's probably some cheap rip off energy drink that's bottled in a 50 million plant in Austria by the makers of 99% of all cheap rip off energy drinks. Not by ZZ Top themselves.
Very weird story.
Wild thought: The run the (NOT) JPS livery. Could tobacco money pay their bills?
I think your probably right. A lot of "craft beer" is made in the same factory they just rent out the brewery to companies that take turns making batches.
It sounds like everything might have fallen apart behind the scenes, like if your sponsoring an F1 team you should have product ready to shove under every bodies noses. Unless they are selling it at an obscene cost to appeal to rich people.
One of the best soap operas recently. Watch out, love island
Wouldn't it be funny if those cans were filled with RedBull?
That'd be the 'capper' to this sad saga.
Wouldn't it be funny if those cans were filled with RedBull?
That'd be the 'capper' to this sad saga.
Shell is the same as Total (and virtually all the others out there) when it comes to Euro 95 or diesel in Europe. Only their premium fuels - which hold an amazing less than 1% special additive makes them "different". The whole premium fuel is widely available and way too many people think they feel a difference while it's just self-confirmation bias.
Same scam, different story.
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They sponsored Ocon in F3 btw
No, it was on his racing suit
Just FYI @Stig's Portuguese Cousin I like the humor, it is just that sometimes it get's looked at as a fact.
The joke here is that Whyte Bikes was a sponsor/partner of the Genii-owned Enstone team, and thus also the Genii-owned junior teams. Thus the team had Whyte Bikes for the personell (as shown by the tweet from Whyte with Grosjean on one of their bikes), and also the Whyte Bikes logo on e.g Ocon's driver suit in F3.
They run it on low budget, but how the ByKolles team is financed... Is one of the WEC's mysteries.
Why is that weird?
Nothing weird there mate... I never knew what Lauda wore until he passed and I suddenly looked up what's that logo on his red cap. And because they were all red, I thought it was the same, but not.
Energy drinks are not healthy; elite athletes don't drink that BS -- couch potatoes do.
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Ha, exactly. It's just pop with edgy marketing.
