Caterham F1 in trouble?
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What they took isn't really worth anything really. Maybe McLaren could make use of the 2013 test car !!!!!!!!!!!! And some of the equipment supposedly removed would be impossible without a major effort. Not by 2 blokes with a transit truck.
Edited by robinessex on Thursday 2nd October 08:48
The Caterham Formula One team say they are going ahead with preparations to race in Japan this weekend despite bailiffs visiting their factory in Oxfordshire on Wednesday.
The troubled team issued a statement ahead of the race at Suzuka that condemned 'unfounded and unsubstantiated rumours concerning actions against 1MRT, the entrant and owner of CaterhamF1'.
'An action was threatened on Wednesday against a supplier company to 1MRT. This company is not owned by 1MRT and it has no influence over the entry of CaterhamF1 or the entrant,' it added.
Contrary to uncontrolled rumours, all operations are currently in place at Leafield and the race team is doing its preparation in Japan,' the statement concluded.
A senior source close to the team confirmed by telephone that bailiffs had visited the Leafield factory but said it was not the first time and denied reports that the facility or computer servers had been closed down.
'All this nonsense is nothing to do with the Formula One team...it is 100 percent not related to the F1 team or any company or subsidiary of the F1 team,' added the source, who did not want to be identified.
The troubled team issued a statement ahead of the race at Suzuka that condemned 'unfounded and unsubstantiated rumours concerning actions against 1MRT, the entrant and owner of CaterhamF1'.
'An action was threatened on Wednesday against a supplier company to 1MRT. This company is not owned by 1MRT and it has no influence over the entry of CaterhamF1 or the entrant,' it added.
Contrary to uncontrolled rumours, all operations are currently in place at Leafield and the race team is doing its preparation in Japan,' the statement concluded.
A senior source close to the team confirmed by telephone that bailiffs had visited the Leafield factory but said it was not the first time and denied reports that the facility or computer servers had been closed down.
'All this nonsense is nothing to do with the Formula One team...it is 100 percent not related to the F1 team or any company or subsidiary of the F1 team,' added the source, who did not want to be identified.
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