Rich Energy drop Haas. No...Really. Seriously...
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JonChalk said:
As several people on Twitter have pointed out, st Energy could not have timed it worse to seriously screw up Haas's weekend.
They won't have time to do an effective rebrand job; uniforms, hospitality, motorhomes, merchandise, all still with the stolen Whyte logo all over them.
For the last few races they've just had the Rich Energy text, without the head logo, because of reasons probably made up by RE stting themselves and winging it.They won't have time to do an effective rebrand job; uniforms, hospitality, motorhomes, merchandise, all still with the stolen Whyte logo all over them.
TheDeuce said:
Scumbags!
Rich Energy are one amazingly fked up enterprise.
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Not really an enterprise - just a Chancer, a beardy weirdo or a con man - at least one of those things (maybe all 3 - I hope we get the inside story on Story soon). I've no doubt he will carry and have a great laugh at the mess they have caused. Very strange thing to do.Rich Energy are one amazingly fked up enterprise.
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Hopefully wont affect the team's performance too much as they are/were already self funding (or they can be if needs be) but this will be a bit embarrassing for them (ie who signed this off?)
One thing that i have always imagined, what with the lack of availability of the product and people saying it was basically Red Bull.
Is a little chap sat in a shed pouring cans of Red Bull into Rich Cans then adding a spoon of sugar.
fortunately for Haas money isnt an issue so this shouldn't affect them too much.
I need to find a new hobby now, trolling Rich & Storey Boy on Twitter was far too much fun.
Is a little chap sat in a shed pouring cans of Red Bull into Rich Cans then adding a spoon of sugar.
fortunately for Haas money isnt an issue so this shouldn't affect them too much.
I need to find a new hobby now, trolling Rich & Storey Boy on Twitter was far too much fun.
Arklight said:
One thing that i have always imagined, what with the lack of availability of the product and people saying it was basically Red Bull.
Is a little chap sat in a shed pouring cans of Red Bull into Rich Cans then adding a spoon of sugar.
fortunately for Haas money isnt an issue so this shouldn't affect them too much.
I need to find a new hobby now, trolling Rich & Storey Boy on Twitter was far too much fun.
Ingredients are identical to Red Bull but with aritifcusl sweetener rather than sugar as a tax dodge. Just leaves you with a dry mouth after, see the other thread for my review. Fortunately I had beer to wash the horrible taste away, and vodka. Is a little chap sat in a shed pouring cans of Red Bull into Rich Cans then adding a spoon of sugar.
fortunately for Haas money isnt an issue so this shouldn't affect them too much.
I need to find a new hobby now, trolling Rich & Storey Boy on Twitter was far too much fun.
I'm sure I read in the previous thread HAAS had a guarantee with REs bank that they'd be paid whatever happens, I doubt HAAS would just let them walk away without a significant chunk of money being paid to them, HAAS could be laughing all the way to the bank if they find another sponsor soon.
Plot twist theory though, what if HAAS realised pooh was getting real and pulled the plug now REs tweets are just a temper tantrum
Plot twist theory though, what if HAAS realised pooh was getting real and pulled the plug now REs tweets are just a temper tantrum
zsdom said:
Plot twist theory though, what if HAAS realised pooh was getting real and pulled the plug now REs tweets are just a temper tantrum
With the enitre internet shouting "See! We told you they were tts!" it's difficult to see how Haas can come out of this smelling of roses. Gullible, at best. Do they need title sponsor money? Possibly not, but this isn't going to make it easier for them to find a title sponsor in future.
fomb said:
Doink said:
Just being reported that it may have in fact been the twitter account being hacked and the owners locked out, the plot thickens
I find it weird that this isn't really covered in the F1 mediathegreenhell said:
fomb said:
Doink said:
Just being reported that it may have in fact been the twitter account being hacked and the owners locked out, the plot thickens
I find it weird that this isn't really covered in the F1 mediaLet's see what tomorrow brings once all parties lawyers have got their heads around this tweet.
If it turns out is was the result of a hacked account, it would hardly be shocking. No less amateur than anything else beardy has spannered up.
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