http://www.businessf1forum.com The business of F1 Tue, 29 Jan 2008 21:37:03 +0000 http://backend.userland.com/rss092 en Preparing for your learners permit exam can be challenging. It's estimated that over 60% of teens fail their learners permit exam on the first try. This may very well be attributed to using old learning techniques. Advances in learning technology show that people of all ages learn more ... http://www.businessf1forum.com/auto-websites/preparing-for-your-learners-permit/25/ Looks like the FIA has realized that having two or three teams speed millions more than anyone else sucks. So in 2009 all the teams will be forced to work with a cap on certain expenditures. Interesting that engines might be excluded from the cap. Smaller teams will again be forced ... http://www.businessf1forum.com/f1-event-news/some-financial-sanity-coming-down-the-roadway/23/ Anyone who is looking for an off season project should start digging around for an old vehicle project. Some of the easier vehicles to restore come from the fine folks at Volkswagen. The thing is that the older cars were pretty simple. You can find plenty of old parts for ... http://www.businessf1forum.com/auto-websites/off-season-project/24/ Reports starting to surface about Ferrari making the move for Hamilton. He's worth 35 million per year to Ferrari. Likely would have been able to get him for 3.5 last time he redid his contract. http://www.businessf1forum.com/f1-team-news/hamilton-for-35/22/ In the build up to the British GP this whole spy store is breaking. Its interesting stuff to see what is happening in the background behind all the racing action. Did Maclaren actually receive any information that they could use? Well if they keep winning I'm sure Ferrari will say ... http://www.businessf1forum.com/f1-team-news/spy-games/21/ So the F1 season is about to hit out full throttle. With all the team presentation showing off all the new cars and all the latest high tech features it was pretty cool to see everything. The technology behind the cars is really incredible when you compare it something like your ... http://www.businessf1forum.com/f1-event-news/f1-moves-to-military-help/20/ Shell is leveraging its Ferrari sponsorship in a big way. Its planning on closing off parts of London to film a commercial for its high-performance V-Power fuel. The commericla was scheduled to be filmed right around this time but I have not found any updated information. What is interesting is the money ... http://www.businessf1forum.com/f1-team-news/london-ad/19/ While all the teams are getting ready to reveal their new team cars this month its time for everyone else to start thinking about some fun purchases. The problem with shopping for anything like a motorcycle or four wheel vehicle is driving around to all the dealers in your area ... http://www.businessf1forum.com/auto-websites/new-purchase/17/ Well Ron Dennis is getting the MacLaren team geared up for his retirement move. All the signs seem to be pointing in that direction. The big news is that Bahrain's Mumtalakat Holding Company has bought 30 per cent of the team. That 30 per cent is split between two parts ... http://www.businessf1forum.com/f1-team-news/maclaren-moves/16/ No Volkswagen is not makig some big huge Formula One announcement. More like my search for the best value and deal has lead me to the Germans. While searching out some information about all the new models I found this Volkswagen Forum which had plenty of information on the ... http://www.businessf1forum.com/auto-websites/volkswagen/15/