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Post by knightelcid on Apr 27, 2009 1:03:16 GMT
1034 M euros. It seems that his divorce to his wife took a big bite to his finances..812M euros and the other 222 in bad investments (all this in 12 months)..but he still has around 1623 M in the bank!! Info taken from Marca.com Ouch!!!!  |
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Post by gizzy on Apr 27, 2009 1:40:40 GMT
So... he had 2.6 billion euros and was concerned about the USGP not spending another 10 million dollars for rights to run a race? And he really wants to have a race in north america?
Sounds like some politician spending 3 trillion dollars then bragging about how he cut 100 million from the budget.
0.3 cents on the dollar. Wow, Impressive.
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Post by knightelcid on Apr 27, 2009 3:23:41 GMT
Talking about GPs...in speed tv were talking about that we might have a GP back in Canada again for next year. BE is in negotiations with the Canadian gov. Let's see what happens
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Post by blacktulip on Apr 27, 2009 17:31:30 GMT
well he will have to fill his coffers up again elcid so he will be in hard negotiations to get some more brass, after all built up shoes cost a fortune these days lol :0
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Post by knightelcid on Apr 27, 2009 23:03:39 GMT
U know what really makes me upset is that there are a lot of countries hurt because the world finance crisis and when the city of Valencia, Spain, asked Bernie to lower the price for this year European GP guess what he said..NO!!! c'mon..how selfish is that. I think we all should be compasionate of others through bad times but this guys is just...I'll save my words!!!!!!!!! SELFISH SON OF A GUN!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
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Post by seabassfan on May 1, 2009 5:14:04 GMT
So- Bernie's worth (still) 1.6 billion euros, eh? why doesn't he pay the Wheatons the 2.5 million pounds owed by Donnington Ventures leisure, Ltd. and chip in some to get Donnington ready for 2010 and beyond. Of course, we know he won't. If he did that, he'd have to raise team participation fees along with ticket and concession prices. That would mean possibly Lola and Aston martin backing out of F1, USGPE would probably have second thoughts due to re-budgeting, and, more-than-likely, empty seats. This guy keeps dictating things in regards to the operations of Formula 1- how about if His "Hiney-ness" contributes monetarily to help out the sport he owns? But, on the other hand, he'll let everybody sweat bullets about whether there will be Formula 1 in England. Bernie better remember one thing- the governments of Europe aren't as stupid as ours here in the U.S.- They won't just throw money at a "non-essential" entity like ours did with AIG (us$1.75 billion and now they don't even exist anymore); that has been guaranteed by the House of Lords. Hmmmm- sounds like a wise group of people this House of Lords.
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Post by fraggle on May 2, 2009 17:38:03 GMT
Thought FoM was actually in 'her' name, not his, before the divorce even started.
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