F1 Manager - 2005 Signings Thread
Posted by Twigster151
In this thread I will post which drivers are currently available for contract negotiations as well as your teams current budget and all of the drivers that will become available over the course of the season. Also the prices of engine and brake manufacturers can also be found here.
2004 Team Testing Budgets
Your teams testing budget is the remainder of your previous years budget after having bought all of you drivers, engine and brakes. This can be spent on mid season test sessions that occur during the season. Just as in pre-season testing you can choose to focus on improve pace of reliability.
1. Ferrari - £6.25m
2. Williams - £0m
3. McLaren - £0m
4. Renault - £0m
5. Sauber - £1.5m
6. Jordan - £500k
7. Jaguar - £500k
8. BAR - £0m
9. Minardi - £0m
10. Toyota - £1.5m
11. Arrows - £1.75m
2005 Team Budgets
These are your budgets that you have to spend on your team for the next season.
1. Ferrari - £2.5m left (Ferrari Engine + Brembo Brakes + Massa + Verstappen + Alonso = £20m + £6m + £9m + £7m + £16.5m = £58.5m spent)
2. McLaren - £2.25m (Mercedes Engine + Brembo Brakes + Vettel + Rosberg + Briscoe + Montoya = £18m + £6m +£10m + £8m + £3m + £18m = £63m spent)
3. Williams - £3m left (BMW Engine + AP Racing Brakes + M.Schumacher + Villenueve = £17m + £5m + £21m + £9m = £52m spent)
4. Renault - £0m left + £1.7m from GP2 (Renault Engine + Brembo Brakes + Coulthard + Barrichello + Gene = £18m + £6m + £9m + £15m + £4m = £52m spent)
5. Sauber - £5.5m left (Petronas Engine + Brembo Brakes + Heidfeld + Button = £16m + £6m + £9.5m + £11m = £42.5m spent)
6. Jordan - £1.6m from GP2 (Renault Engine + Brembo Brakes + Bruni + Lotterer + Raikkonen = £18m + £6m + £2m + £2m + £17.5m = £45.5m spent)
7. BAR - £3m left (Honda Engine + Hitco Brakes + Sato + Leinders + Fisichella = £17m + £4m + £7m + £2m + £9m = £39m spent)
8. Toyota - £1m left (Toyota Engine + Hitco Brakes + Da Matta + R.Schumacher + McNish = £16m + £4m + £6m + £10m +£3m = £39m spent)
9. Jaguar/Redbull £1.5m left + £2m from GP2 (Honda Engine + AP Racing Brakes + Kubica + Wurz + Webber = £17m + £5m + £7m + £6m +£13.5m= £48.5m spent)
10. Arrows £2m left + £1.5m from GP2 (Petronas Engine + AP Racing Brakes + Paffett + Zonta + Glock = £16m + £5m + £5m + £3m +£6m = £35m spent)
11. Minardi £1m left (Toyota Engine + AP Racing Brakes + Davidson + Klien + Montagny = £16m + £5m + £6m + £4m + £4m = £35m spent)
Engine Manufacturers
Each team must sign an engine supplier. Ferrari, Renault and Toyota will all have to stick with their engines however Independants are free to choose their engines. Not all engine manufacturers will be available straight away, for example Mercedes and BMW will be first choice to McLaren and Williams. Each engine has a reliabilty and a bhp setting.
Ferrari - £20m (Exclusive to Ferrari)
Mercedes - £18m (McLaren first choice)
BMW - £17m (Williams first choice)
Renault - £18m (Max 2 teams. Renault first choice)
Honda - £17m (Max 2 teams. BAR first choice)
Petronas - £16m (Max 2 teams. Sauber First choice)
Cosworth - £14m
Toyota - £16m (Max 2 teams. Toyota First choice)
Ford - £15m
Brake Manufacturers
Each team must have a brake supplier. These will have an effect on your teams performance as you recieve random upgrades through the season
Hitco - £4m
Brembo - £6m
AP Racing - £5m
Alcon - £4m
Drivers Market
Drivers will be ready at random times throughout the season for contract negotiations whereas everything else (engines, brakes, etc) can be signed at anytime. Drivers have a set minimum contract offer so anything offered below this figure will be rejected. The driver will accept the highest offer unless his current team are within £500k of the highest bid for the driver in which case the driver will stay with his current team.
Drivers can bring experience to your team, while youngsters are up and coming stars however, race them too early and they may struggle. Same goes for drivers who are pushing on retirement so keep this in mind. Each team must have at least three drivers (2 race drivers, 1 test/third driver) When making an offer, send a pm to me (Twigster151) with your offer and for which driver. Keep in mind other teams may be bidding for this driver, however they may not be. A driver will have a set time to receive offers (usually a week, 2 races etc) After that they will decide who they will race for next season. If they have no offer then they will remain available for contract talks.
2005 Drivers List
Badoer 33 £5m
Massa 23 £8m
Montoya 29 £14m
R Schumacher 29 £10m
Pizzonia 24 £6m
Raikkonen 25 £15m
Wurz 30 £6m
Trulli 30 £7m
Alonso 23 £13m
Fisichella 31 £9m
Baumgartner 23 £3m
Motoyama 33 £2m
Jani 21 £6m
Webber 28 £9m
Lotterer 23 £2m
Villeneuve 33 £7m
Sato 27 £7m
Wilson 26 £7m
Kiesa 26 £3m
Verstappen 32 £7m
Panis 38 £5m
De La Rosa 33 £5m
Montagny 26 £3m
Wirdheim 24 £1m
Briscoe 23 £1m
Pantano 25 £3m
Glock 22 £4m
Doornbos 23 £3m
Leinders 29 £2m
Monteiro 29 £4m
Priaulx 23 £2m
Liuzzi 24 £5m
Speed 22 £3m
Karthikeyan 28 £3m
Friesacher 25 £2m
Albers 26 £3m
Tyres
Tyres will not cost you but you must choose a tyre supplier. Changing tyres could cause your team to struggle on the new tyres, but its nothing a bit of testing won't sort out.
Extra Cash
Don't worry if you have extra cash. This can be used for next seasons mid-season testing. Testing will cost a team £250k to take part in and could help improve your car by finding that all important break through. Pre Season testing will not cost your team however. Or you could sign a new driver.
Current 2005 Lineups
Team 1: Jordan
Driver 1: #1 Kimi Raikkonen
Driver 2: #2 Andre Lotterer
Test Driver: Gianmaria Bruni
Engine: Renault
Brakes: Brembo
Tyres: Michelin
Team 2: Ferrari
Driver 1: #3 Felipe Massa
Driver 2: #4 Fernando Alonso
Test Driver: Jos Verstappen
Engine: Ferrari
Brakes: Brembo
Tyres: Bridgestone
Team 3: McLaren
Driver 1: #5 Juan P Montoya
Driver 2: #6 Sebastian Vettel
Test Driver 1: Ryan Briscoe
Test Driver 2: Nico Rosberg
Engine: Mercedes
Brakes: Brembo
Tyres: Michelin
Team 4: Williams
Driver 1: #7 Michael Schumacher
Driver 2: #8 Jacques Villenueve
Test Driver: Bjorn Wirdheim
Engine: BMW
Brakes: AP Racing
Tyres: Michelin
Team 5: Renault
Driver 1:#9 Rubens Barrichello
Driver 2:#10 David Coulthard
Test Driver: Marc Gene
Engine:Renault
Brakes:Brembo
Tyres:Michelin
Team 6: Sauber
Driver 1: #11 Nick Heidfeld
Driver 2: #12 Jenson Button
Test Driver: Heikki Kovalainen
Engine: Petronas
Brakes: Brembo
Tyres: Bridgestone
Team 7: BAR
Driver 1: #14 Takuma Sato
Driver 2: #15 Giancarlo Fisichella
Test Driver: Bas Leinders
Engine: Honda
Brakes: Hitco
Tyres: Bridgestone
Team 8: Toyota
Driver 1: #16 Cristiano Da Matta
Driver 2: #17 Ralf Schumacher
Test Driver: Allan McNish
Engine: Toyota
Brakes: Brembo
Tyres: Michelin
Team 9: Red Bull
Driver 1: #18 Mark Webber
Driver 2: #19 Robert Kubica
Test Driver: Alexander Wurz
Engine: Honda
Brakes: AP Racing
Tyres: Bridgestone
Team 10: Minardi
Driver 1: #22 Anthony Davidson
Driver 2: #23 Christian Klien
Test Driver: Franck Montagny
Engine: Toyota
Brakes: AP Racing
Tyres: Bridgestone
Team 11: Arrows
Driver 1: #24 Timo Glock
Driver 2: #25 Ricardo Zonta
Test Driver: Gary Paffett
Engine: Petronas
Brakes: AP Racing
Tyres: Bridgestone
The 2004 main season thread can be found here
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Edited 35 time(s). Last edit at 09/17/2011 06:41PM by Twigster151.
2004 Team Testing Budgets
Your teams testing budget is the remainder of your previous years budget after having bought all of you drivers, engine and brakes. This can be spent on mid season test sessions that occur during the season. Just as in pre-season testing you can choose to focus on improve pace of reliability.
1. Ferrari - £6.25m
3. McLaren - £0m
4. Renault - £0m
5. Sauber - £1.5m
6. Jordan - £500k
7. Jaguar - £500k
9. Minardi - £0m
10. Toyota - £1.5m
11. Arrows - £1.75m
2005 Team Budgets
These are your budgets that you have to spend on your team for the next season.
1. Ferrari - £2.5m left (Ferrari Engine + Brembo Brakes + Massa + Verstappen + Alonso = £20m + £6m + £9m + £7m + £16.5m = £58.5m spent)
2. McLaren - £2.25m (Mercedes Engine + Brembo Brakes + Vettel + Rosberg + Briscoe + Montoya = £18m + £6m +£10m + £8m + £3m + £18m = £63m spent)
3. Williams - £3m left (BMW Engine + AP Racing Brakes + M.Schumacher + Villenueve = £17m + £5m + £21m + £9m = £52m spent)
4. Renault - £0m left + £1.7m from GP2 (Renault Engine + Brembo Brakes + Coulthard + Barrichello + Gene = £18m + £6m + £9m + £15m + £4m = £52m spent)
5. Sauber - £5.5m left (Petronas Engine + Brembo Brakes + Heidfeld + Button = £16m + £6m + £9.5m + £11m = £42.5m spent)
6. Jordan - £1.6m from GP2 (Renault Engine + Brembo Brakes + Bruni + Lotterer + Raikkonen = £18m + £6m + £2m + £2m + £17.5m = £45.5m spent)
7. BAR - £3m left (Honda Engine + Hitco Brakes + Sato + Leinders + Fisichella = £17m + £4m + £7m + £2m + £9m = £39m spent)
8. Toyota - £1m left (Toyota Engine + Hitco Brakes + Da Matta + R.Schumacher + McNish = £16m + £4m + £6m + £10m +£3m = £39m spent)
9. Jaguar/Redbull £1.5m left + £2m from GP2 (Honda Engine + AP Racing Brakes + Kubica + Wurz + Webber = £17m + £5m + £7m + £6m +£13.5m= £48.5m spent)
10. Arrows £2m left + £1.5m from GP2 (Petronas Engine + AP Racing Brakes + Paffett + Zonta + Glock = £16m + £5m + £5m + £3m +£6m = £35m spent)
11. Minardi £1m left (Toyota Engine + AP Racing Brakes + Davidson + Klien + Montagny = £16m + £5m + £6m + £4m + £4m = £35m spent)
Engine Manufacturers
Each team must sign an engine supplier. Ferrari, Renault and Toyota will all have to stick with their engines however Independants are free to choose their engines. Not all engine manufacturers will be available straight away, for example Mercedes and BMW will be first choice to McLaren and Williams. Each engine has a reliabilty and a bhp setting.
Renault - £18m (Max 2 teams. Renault first choice)
Honda - £17m (Max 2 teams. BAR first choice)
Cosworth - £14m
Ford - £15m
Brake Manufacturers
Each team must have a brake supplier. These will have an effect on your teams performance as you recieve random upgrades through the season
Hitco - £4m
Brembo - £6m
AP Racing - £5m
Alcon - £4m
Drivers Market
Drivers will be ready at random times throughout the season for contract negotiations whereas everything else (engines, brakes, etc) can be signed at anytime. Drivers have a set minimum contract offer so anything offered below this figure will be rejected. The driver will accept the highest offer unless his current team are within £500k of the highest bid for the driver in which case the driver will stay with his current team.
Drivers can bring experience to your team, while youngsters are up and coming stars however, race them too early and they may struggle. Same goes for drivers who are pushing on retirement so keep this in mind. Each team must have at least three drivers (2 race drivers, 1 test/third driver) When making an offer, send a pm to me (Twigster151) with your offer and for which driver. Keep in mind other teams may be bidding for this driver, however they may not be. A driver will have a set time to receive offers (usually a week, 2 races etc) After that they will decide who they will race for next season. If they have no offer then they will remain available for contract talks.
2005 Drivers List
Badoer 33 £5m
Massa 23 £8m
Montoya 29 £14m
R Schumacher 29 £10m
Pizzonia 24 £6m
Raikkonen 25 £15m
Wurz 30 £6m
Trulli 30 £7m
Alonso 23 £13m
Fisichella 31 £9m
Baumgartner 23 £3m
Motoyama 33 £2m
Jani 21 £6m
Webber 28 £9m
Lotterer 23 £2m
Villeneuve 33 £7m
Sato 27 £7m
Wilson 26 £7m
Kiesa 26 £3m
Verstappen 32 £7m
Panis 38 £5m
De La Rosa 33 £5m
Montagny 26 £3m
Wirdheim 24 £1m
Briscoe 23 £1m
Pantano 25 £3m
Glock 22 £4m
Doornbos 23 £3m
Leinders 29 £2m
Monteiro 29 £4m
Priaulx 23 £2m
Liuzzi 24 £5m
Speed 22 £3m
Karthikeyan 28 £3m
Friesacher 25 £2m
Albers 26 £3m
Tyres
Tyres will not cost you but you must choose a tyre supplier. Changing tyres could cause your team to struggle on the new tyres, but its nothing a bit of testing won't sort out.
Extra Cash
Don't worry if you have extra cash. This can be used for next seasons mid-season testing. Testing will cost a team £250k to take part in and could help improve your car by finding that all important break through. Pre Season testing will not cost your team however. Or you could sign a new driver.
Current 2005 Lineups
Team 1: Jordan
Driver 1: #1 Kimi Raikkonen
Driver 2: #2 Andre Lotterer
Test Driver: Gianmaria Bruni
Engine: Renault
Brakes: Brembo
Tyres: Michelin
Team 2: Ferrari
Driver 1: #3 Felipe Massa
Driver 2: #4 Fernando Alonso
Test Driver: Jos Verstappen
Engine: Ferrari
Brakes: Brembo
Tyres: Bridgestone
Team 3: McLaren
Driver 1: #5 Juan P Montoya
Driver 2: #6 Sebastian Vettel
Test Driver 1: Ryan Briscoe
Test Driver 2: Nico Rosberg
Engine: Mercedes
Brakes: Brembo
Tyres: Michelin
Team 4: Williams
Driver 1: #7 Michael Schumacher
Driver 2: #8 Jacques Villenueve
Test Driver: Bjorn Wirdheim
Engine: BMW
Brakes: AP Racing
Tyres: Michelin
Team 5: Renault
Driver 1:#9 Rubens Barrichello
Driver 2:#10 David Coulthard
Test Driver: Marc Gene
Engine:Renault
Brakes:Brembo
Tyres:Michelin
Team 6: Sauber
Driver 1: #11 Nick Heidfeld
Driver 2: #12 Jenson Button
Test Driver: Heikki Kovalainen
Engine: Petronas
Brakes: Brembo
Tyres: Bridgestone
Team 7: BAR
Driver 1: #14 Takuma Sato
Driver 2: #15 Giancarlo Fisichella
Test Driver: Bas Leinders
Engine: Honda
Brakes: Hitco
Tyres: Bridgestone
Team 8: Toyota
Driver 1: #16 Cristiano Da Matta
Driver 2: #17 Ralf Schumacher
Test Driver: Allan McNish
Engine: Toyota
Brakes: Brembo
Tyres: Michelin
Team 9: Red Bull
Driver 1: #18 Mark Webber
Driver 2: #19 Robert Kubica
Test Driver: Alexander Wurz
Engine: Honda
Brakes: AP Racing
Tyres: Bridgestone
Team 10: Minardi
Driver 1: #22 Anthony Davidson
Driver 2: #23 Christian Klien
Test Driver: Franck Montagny
Engine: Toyota
Brakes: AP Racing
Tyres: Bridgestone
Team 11: Arrows
Driver 1: #24 Timo Glock
Driver 2: #25 Ricardo Zonta
Test Driver: Gary Paffett
Engine: Petronas
Brakes: AP Racing
Tyres: Bridgestone
The 2004 main season thread can be found here
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Edited 35 time(s). Last edit at 09/17/2011 06:41PM by Twigster151.
Drivers open for contract offers until the end of round 4
Massa 23 £8m
Gene 30 £4m
Kubica 21 £5m
Paffett 24 £4m
Coulthard 33 £9m
Frentzen 36 £6m
Bruni 23 £2m
Heidfeld 27 £8m
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Edited 1 time(s). Last edit at 04/10/2011 10:01AM by Twigster151.
Massa 23 £8m
Gene 30 £4m
Kubica 21 £5m
Paffett 24 £4m
Coulthard 33 £9m
Frentzen 36 £6m
Bruni 23 £2m
Heidfeld 27 £8m
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Edited 1 time(s). Last edit at 04/10/2011 10:01AM by Twigster151.
I assume we can do engine bids here? If so, I'd like Toyota engines and AP Racing brakes for Minardi please. 
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Incident 2k9 Wrote:
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> I assume we can do engine bids here? If so, I'd
> like Toyota engines and AP Racing brakes for
> Minardi please.
yep thats fine, you only need to pm me with driver offers
Also as Toyota have no choice but to take a their own engine that means that Toyota engines are no longer available.
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> I assume we can do engine bids here? If so, I'd
> like Toyota engines and AP Racing brakes for
> Minardi please.
yep thats fine, you only need to pm me with driver offers
Also as Toyota have no choice but to take a their own engine that means that Toyota engines are no longer available.
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I would like to have Renault engines and Brembo brakes for Jordan
Mclaren will have Mercedes Engines, Brembo brakes and Bridgestone tyres please
Toyota will have hitco brakes and toyota engine please
No change for Ferrari for 05, that means:
Engine: Ferrari
Brakes: Brembo
Tyres: Bridgestone
Drivers will be decided when time comes off course
If you are racing, keep on racing and get some points!
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Engine: Ferrari
Brakes: Brembo
Tyres: Bridgestone
Drivers will be decided when time comes off course
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Drivers open for contract offers until the end of round 4
Massa 23 £8m
Gene 30 £4m
Kubica 21 £5m
Paffett 24 £4m
Coulthard 33 £9m
Frentzen 36 £6m
Bruni 23 £2m
Heidfeld 27 £8m
Drivers open for contract offers until the end of round 5
Vettel 18 £5m
Leinders 29 £2m
Karthikeyan 28 £3m
Zonta 28 £3m
Sato 27 £7m
Klien 21 £4m
Davidson 25 £5m
Fisichella 31 £9m
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Massa 23 £8m
Gene 30 £4m
Kubica 21 £5m
Paffett 24 £4m
Coulthard 33 £9m
Frentzen 36 £6m
Bruni 23 £2m
Heidfeld 27 £8m
Drivers open for contract offers until the end of round 5
Vettel 18 £5m
Leinders 29 £2m
Karthikeyan 28 £3m
Zonta 28 £3m
Sato 27 £7m
Klien 21 £4m
Davidson 25 £5m
Fisichella 31 £9m
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Heidfeld unhurt after Bahrain shunt
Saubers' Nick Heidfeld managed to escape from his spectacular exit at the Bahrain Grand Prix after spinning off the track at high speed and colliding first with McLaren rookie Bjorn Wirdheim and then with defending world champion Kimi Raikkonen as his car slide back onto the racing line. Luckily for the Sauber team due to the strength of modern day Forumal cars Heidfeld will still be able to race at the Spanish GP. Also Allan McNish who rolled his Jaguar in the opening laps of the race is also unhurt.
Petronas engine upgrades to be in place in Catalunya
It has been confirmed by Petronas who currently supply engines to three teams in Formula 1 that a slightly modified version of their current engine will be used by each team at the Spanish GP. Petronas told reporters that the upgrade slightly increases the BHP of the engine as well as providing a slight improvement to its reliability.
First mid season test session is fast approaching
As the title suggests the first mid season test session will be taking place after Spanish GP at the Jerez circuit. So far only one team have confirmed that they will be attending and it is unknown whether or not any others will be present also.
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Saubers' Nick Heidfeld managed to escape from his spectacular exit at the Bahrain Grand Prix after spinning off the track at high speed and colliding first with McLaren rookie Bjorn Wirdheim and then with defending world champion Kimi Raikkonen as his car slide back onto the racing line. Luckily for the Sauber team due to the strength of modern day Forumal cars Heidfeld will still be able to race at the Spanish GP. Also Allan McNish who rolled his Jaguar in the opening laps of the race is also unhurt.
Petronas engine upgrades to be in place in Catalunya
It has been confirmed by Petronas who currently supply engines to three teams in Formula 1 that a slightly modified version of their current engine will be used by each team at the Spanish GP. Petronas told reporters that the upgrade slightly increases the BHP of the engine as well as providing a slight improvement to its reliability.
First mid season test session is fast approaching
As the title suggests the first mid season test session will be taking place after Spanish GP at the Jerez circuit. So far only one team have confirmed that they will be attending and it is unknown whether or not any others will be present also.
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Macca25 Wrote:
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> 9. Jaguar/Redbull £31m+£5m from Redbull deal.
> £21m (Honda Engine + AP Racing Brakes + Kubica =
> £17m + £5m + £7m = £29m spent)
>
> What does this 21m represent?
>
> 8. Toyota - £20m (Toyota Engine + Hitco Brakes =
> £16m + £4m = £20m spent)
>
> Does this mean that Toyota have no money to buy
> drivers?
Think it means he has £20m left
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> 9. Jaguar/Redbull £31m+£5m from Redbull deal.
> £21m (Honda Engine + AP Racing Brakes + Kubica =
> £17m + £5m + £7m = £29m spent)
>
> What does this 21m represent?
>
> 8. Toyota - £20m (Toyota Engine + Hitco Brakes =
> £16m + £4m = £20m spent)
>
> Does this mean that Toyota have no money to buy
> drivers?
Think it means he has £20m left
JohnWarrington Wrote:
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> Macca25 Wrote:
> --------------------------------------------------
> -----
> > 9. Jaguar/Redbull £31m+£5m from Redbull deal.
> > £21m (Honda Engine + AP Racing Brakes + Kubica
> =
> > £17m + £5m + £7m = £29m spent)
> >
> > What does this 21m represent?
> >
> > 8. Toyota - £20m (Toyota Engine + Hitco Brakes
> =
> > £16m + £4m = £20m spent)
> >
> > Does this mean that Toyota have no money to buy
> > drivers?
>
> Think it means he has £20m left
Yes the figure before the brackets is the amount of money each team still has left to spend, whilst the other is how much they've currently spent.
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> Macca25 Wrote:
> --------------------------------------------------
> -----
> > 9. Jaguar/Redbull £31m+£5m from Redbull deal.
> > £21m (Honda Engine + AP Racing Brakes + Kubica
> =
> > £17m + £5m + £7m = £29m spent)
> >
> > What does this 21m represent?
> >
> > 8. Toyota - £20m (Toyota Engine + Hitco Brakes
> =
> > £16m + £4m = £20m spent)
> >
> > Does this mean that Toyota have no money to buy
> > drivers?
>
> Think it means he has £20m left
Yes the figure before the brackets is the amount of money each team still has left to spend, whilst the other is how much they've currently spent.
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