By Williams Martini Racing
November 27 2014
Quote:Mikef1
I know how much they were paying Lotus
Quote:James Allen
McLaren is known to have made strong overtures to Unilever for this deal, so beating their old rivals to the signature will be gratifying for the Williams commercial people.
Quote:Mikef1
Martini's initial plan was £10 mil per annum with certain performance and exposure clauses built in. It is to my understanding that once the car was deemed good, they expanded their territory with a larger engine cover sticker and minor stickers on the front wing pillars that came out huge on the nosecone camera (and subsequently is going to be considered a more valuable spot on most f1 cars.)
it is to my understanding that they are looking to make Martini more visible from a head-on view of the car, as the rear wing is harder to read. (they have tried many solutions to making the Martini logo more legible on the rear wing from start to end of season)
Quote:BondQuote:Mikef1
Martini's initial plan was £10 mil per annum with certain performance and exposure clauses built in. It is to my understanding that once the car was deemed good, they expanded their territory with a larger engine cover sticker and minor stickers on the front wing pillars that came out huge on the nosecone camera (and subsequently is going to be considered a more valuable spot on most f1 cars.)
it is to my understanding that they are looking to make Martini more visible from a head-on view of the car, as the rear wing is harder to read. (they have tried many solutions to making the Martini logo more legible on the rear wing from start to end of season)
I am still surprised that there is that large blank white area on the sidepods of the FW36.
Are we still looking to fill it?
Still saving it for a manufacturer type whale of a sponsor?
Any word on a plan MikeF1?
Quote:Mr. Pink
Sweet...Quote:James Allen
McLaren is known to have made strong overtures to Unilever for this deal, so beating their old rivals to the signature will be gratifying for the Williams commercial people.
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