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Old 22 Jul 2004, 12:46 (Ref:1043366)   #1
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I was reading in F1Business about 150 most powerful people in F1 and was wondering who the most powerful people are in F3.
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Old 22 Jul 2004, 12:52 (Ref:1043368)   #2
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Old 22 Jul 2004, 13:32 (Ref:1043400)   #3
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Indeed. There's no-one of real influence in F3.

Those who do have influence within it are not high-flyers in motor racing generally.
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Old 22 Jul 2004, 13:34 (Ref:1043402)   #4
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John Booth of Manor is one of the best!!
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Old 22 Jul 2004, 13:42 (Ref:1043412)   #5
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I'd say Alan Docking, Jeremy Lord, Neil Brown and perhaps Trevor Carlin. Mike Baker as well. Anyone who's been around for a while...
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Old 22 Jul 2004, 14:11 (Ref:1043454)   #6
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Gianpaolo Dallara.
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Old 22 Jul 2004, 14:45 (Ref:1043502)   #7
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There's some bloke called Stephane Ratel, who's supposed to be running the show.

I reckon Jonathan Palmer has a lot of influence too, what with running about half the circuits.
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Old 22 Jul 2004, 14:46 (Ref:1043506)   #8
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Old 22 Jul 2004, 16:13 (Ref:1043598)   #9
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I was just thinking..., I think if we're going to try to list the 150 most powerful people in F3, most of us here will be on it...
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Old 22 Jul 2004, 16:20 (Ref:1043608)   #10
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Clearly the most powerful people dont use much power anyway,so who gives a s..t!
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Old 22 Jul 2004, 17:10 (Ref:1043655)   #11
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I've got a top 20.

1. Pete Berry
2. Matt the Catreing Man
3. Bruce Jenkins
4. David Hayle
5. Glenn the Parc Ferme man
6. Kev at Avons
7. Stella and co
8. Mike Kouros
9. Dick Bennetts
10. Dave Price (Ex FOTA)
11. Fillipe Vargas
12. Barry Bland
13. Skelly
14. Russell Eacott
15. Andy Miller
16. Peter Briggs
17. Trevor Sweetenham
18. Richard Dutton
19. Jos Claus (Dallara)
20. Jeremy Lord
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Old 22 Jul 2004, 17:15 (Ref:1043661)   #12
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Obviously that's a historical list, rather than a current one.
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Old 22 Jul 2004, 18:49 (Ref:1043752)   #13
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isn't it Jos Claes instead of Claus?
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Old 22 Jul 2004, 19:36 (Ref:1043792)   #14
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...I reckon Jonathan Palmer has a lot of influence too, what with running about half the circuits.
All JP does is allow the events on his track, doesn't seem to be that powerful in F3 itself though.

Cheesy, why put Jeremy Lord last? he is the organiser and co-ordinator of the BF3. Any why include only people in the British series? aAnd Stella at 7 and Trevor Sweetnam 17th?
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Old 22 Jul 2004, 21:12 (Ref:1043904)   #15
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Wheres Dennis Rushen on your fine list cheesy?
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Old 22 Jul 2004, 21:19 (Ref:1043910)   #16
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Old 22 Jul 2004, 21:20 (Ref:1043911)   #17
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Dennis Rushen doesnt have influence, just lots of fingers in lots of pies
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Old 23 Jul 2004, 07:24 (Ref:1044210)   #18
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Old 23 Jul 2004, 10:02 (Ref:1044354)   #19
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Dennis Rushen doesnt have influence, just lots of fingers in lots of pies
He got Ayrton Senna on his way he must have some influence!
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Old 23 Jul 2004, 12:07 (Ref:1044499)   #20
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I think Senna's driving and finances did most of the job
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Old 23 Jul 2004, 13:55 (Ref:1044666)   #21
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The most influential people in F3 could be the bosses of Renault - when their new ladder kills it off!
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Old 23 Jul 2004, 16:56 (Ref:1044856)   #22
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All JP does is allow the events on his track, doesn't seem to be that powerful in F3 itself though.

Cheesy, why put Jeremy Lord last? he is the organiser and co-ordinator of the BF3. Any why include only people in the British series? aAnd Stella at 7 and Trevor Sweetnam 17th?
Jason, are you jealous 'cos I'm 5th on the list?
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Old 23 Jul 2004, 17:53 (Ref:1044902)   #23
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Old 23 Jul 2004, 19:12 (Ref:1044948)   #24
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I think you are forgetting alot of European sponsors who probably put more money into the sport than the complete Carlin Budget, i think Mr Ungar of HWA in my opinion is the guy to impress if you want to be up there!
 
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Old 24 Jul 2004, 18:38 (Ref:1045892)   #25
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Obviously that's a historical list, rather than a current one.
It's not a historical list as at least 16 or 17 of the people listed are involved in F3 currently.
If anyone else can come up with a list, for British or even Euro F3, I'd be very interested. But the Euro list would only consist of Mercedes-Benz.
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