This might be a good thing for racing sims in the long term as it could be
possible that the software manufacturers get access to more information and
possible cooperation through a link-up by them or their publishing company
with one of the teams.
Just a thought.
Chris
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McLaren is sponsored by Computer Associates for at least two years now. So
Compaq is not the first ...
Bart Westra
Yes but they are not a major sponsor, I think they only get a few square
inches on the mirrors.
Chris
Stephen
:> >
:> McLaren is sponsored by Computer Associates for at least two years now. So
:> Compaq is not the first ...
:>
:> Bart Westra
:>
:>
:>
: Yes but they are not a major sponsor, I think they only get a few square
: inches on the mirrors.
: Chris
Dave Ewing
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beautiful, violin-shaped car, btw (esp. its 1990 variant, the 640, w/Prost
at the wheel!)
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> Stephen
> :> >
> :> McLaren is sponsored by Computer Associates for at least two years now.
So
> :> Compaq is not the first ...
> :>
> :> Bart Westra
> :>
> :>
> :>
> : Yes but they are not a major sponsor, I think they only get a few square
> : inches on the mirrors.
> : Chris
>> There has already been a big discussion of this on r.a.s.f1.mod. Compaq
>> is certainly not the first title sponsor from the IT world. Some of the
>> examples we came up with were Olivetti (Brabham) and Data General
>> (tyrell). I am sure there are some others.
>Wasn't Oracle a sponsor of the 1994 Benetton? I know that the livery in
GP2 has
>Oracle very prominently displayed on the side of the car.
>Dave Ewing
Matt/GPLEA
Sorry to say, but it will be just a thought. The F1 teams are so paranoia
these days. Well the major teams anyway. This information is better guarded
as it would be top secret Mossad information. They think if I let just see a
drop of it then maybe my enemy is the next time quicker. It's like Cold War
times have never left the F1. Maybe there's a chance for all those
unemployed spies?
Greetings
Olaf
