Team Lotus rebrand factory, website

[Greem]

Originally Posted by jab

I just don't like people who don't tell the truth. That's the way I've been brought up. If you can all accept and ignore the lying and spin, fine, that's your choice

I give you.... Dany Bahar! He used to work for Ferrari, you know. That tower of truth, positivity and support for positive reporting. Spin-free!

Warning: Irony may be strong in the above comment.

[Paradise City]

I still don't understand what's wrong with "PR" and "image" and I still don't understand what Fernandes has said that's so evil. If someone could point any of this out to me with alittle more than a nod and a wink, wink I'd be grateful. All teams do PR and image even Chapman was something of a pioneer in this field with his introduction of sponsorship. Fernandes lives up to the spirit of Chapman in many respects.

TF shouldn't have claimed Team's old stats for Racing but that's a question of a little ego. I felt that was impertinent but he got no opposition? He should get those stats for Team though given that Teams legal lineage is rooted in the F1 championship Team. Bahar, noone has no respect for. A little marketing exec. He'll have to prove himself in m/sport to earn that respect and what he has done to date does not bode well. He reminds me of a mini-Flav.

[Asa]

I am glad TF has stuck to his guns and re-branded the team as Team Lotus as he said, and David Hunt hoped, he would.

Dany Bahar: "We are Lotus and we are back" and then he said he is not claiming any of the Team Lotus heritage. I just think this guy knows nothing about what he is doing. I am so glad David Hunt didn't sell him the Team Lotus rights. All Bahar cares about is showing off a new car with an over-the-hill movie star in the passenger seat.

BTW, Bahar was also trying to do some PR with what he did... PR itself is a neutral thing if you ask me, only that there is good PR and there is bad PR. Bahar certainly is doing the latter.

[Bononi]

Originally Posted by Greem

I give you.... Dany Bahar! He used to work for Ferrari, you know. That tower of truth, positivity and support for positive reporting. Spin-free!

Warning: Irony may be strong in the above comment.

I like that irony...