MKMatty
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Cash App is its own product with nothing to do with Visa. They’re two seperate companies sponsoring the team.
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Cash App is kinda like Paypal.
Makes it weird both would be on the sponsor as they would technically be competitors no ?
Would be like seeing "Coca Cola Pepsi McLaren F1 Team".
To be fair though I don't expect anyone in the paddock or Media to be referring to them as Visa Cash App Racing Bulls. Will just be known as Racing Bulls (just as Stake F1 Team Kick Sauber will just be known down the grid as Sauber)
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That's a good way to confuse people. Two seperate sponsors in the team name is greed personified and I think just shows such a lack of care for existing and future fans of the team. They might make more money but it cheapens the brand alot.
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I guess they have to to stay alive, the big teams don’t have to sell out.
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Visa and Cash App co-sponsoring would be more like CommBank Tyro than CommBank Westpac. If anything, I think it is poor marketing by Cash App because not previously knowing what Cash App is, I read it as 'Visa Cash App', as in a new service by Visa, not separate companies.
FR0GGY
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Cash app probably won’t be around long enough to worry about it being poor marketing.
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Been around since 2013, and is very popular (along with Venmo) in the states.
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I stand corrected!
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tbf the only time I ever see it mentioned is via spam accounts on twitter, which have grown exponentially of late.
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some interesting reading.
www.gpblog.com
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Technical Analysis | How McLaren can threaten Red Bull's 2024 title hopes
In 2023 McLaren managed to finish 4th in the Constructors’ Championship, a result that seemed impossible after a difficult start of the season. The British team led by Andrea Stella and Zak Brown did a stellar job bringing update after update to improve their car, managing to constantly fight...
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Technical Analysis | Why Ferrari could be Red Bull's closest rivals in 2024
Despite a first half of the season below expectations, Ferrari finished the 2023 season three points shy of Mercedes' second-place finish in the Constructors’ Championship. The Scuderia showed a significant step forward after the summer break, which resulted from the hard work done at the...
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Overview: When do F1 drivers' contracts expire?
The grid for the 2025 Formula 1 season is filling up rapidly. With Pierre Gasly and Lance Stroll signing contract extensions, another piece of the jigsaw puzzle has been filled. Check out below when the contracts of the drivers expire.
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Or in AFL terms, “ the team is flying” at this time of the year…some interesting reading.
Technical Analysis | How McLaren can threaten Red Bull's 2024 title hopes
In 2023 McLaren managed to finish 4th in the Constructors’ Championship, a result that seemed impossible after a difficult start of the season. The British team led by Andrea Stella and Zak Brown did a stellar job bringing update after update to improve their car, managing to constantly fight...
Technical Analysis | Why Ferrari could be Red Bull's closest rivals in 2024
Despite a first half of the season below expectations, Ferrari finished the 2023 season three points shy of Mercedes' second-place finish in the Constructors’ Championship. The Scuderia showed a significant step forward after the summer break, which resulted from the hard work done at the...
Overview: When do F1 drivers' contracts expire?
The grid for the 2025 Formula 1 season is filling up rapidly. With Pierre Gasly and Lance Stroll signing contract extensions, another piece of the jigsaw puzzle has been filled. Check out below when the contracts of the drivers expire.
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well, you either didn’t read the articles and or grasp the contents. the article on mclaren, for example, was more about what they did to improve the car during the 2023 season than what to expect in 2024.
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It's hard to picture anything other than a comfortable title for Max, though I suspect he and Red Bull won't walk it quite so easily this time. He will still win it, and fairly easily, but I think Ferrari and Mercedes will take a few wins.
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No McLaren wins ?
Formula 1 (F1) looks set to continue its expansion into North America after four new trademarks were filed for a potential race in Chicago.
The trademarks, ‘Grand Prix of Chicago’, ‘Formula 1 Grand Prix of Chicago’, ‘Chicago Grand Prix’ and ‘Formula 1 Chicago Grand Prix’ have all been registered but no further details have emerged about F1’s future plans with a potential race in the city.
Could be getting another American race
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The trademarks, ‘Grand Prix of Chicago’, ‘Formula 1 Grand Prix of Chicago’, ‘Chicago Grand Prix’ and ‘Formula 1 Chicago Grand Prix’ have all been registered but no further details have emerged about F1’s future plans with a potential race in the city.
Could be getting another American race
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I dunno. Maybe.
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As someone that is a fan of the Austin and Vegas Grand Prix, we don't need another US Race unless its replacing Miami.
Might as well trademark "champcar" while they're at it.
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I read it.
And I’m sure every team could come out with something akin to these that show they are advancing.
it’s what is needed for fans and sponsors.
Just like every AFL team during the off season.
Reality is for F1 that what was working on track in 2023 doesn’t necessarily translate To 2024.
I think that we have been seduced by the way RB came out of the gate in 2023. If McLaren think what they’ve achieved in 2023 will carry into 2024 then I can only compare them to West Coast.
Who, by the way, are flying!
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there you go again writing a general post re the mclaren piece. pretty much writing it off as a bit of p.r fluff. the piece went into detail about the significant engineering and body changes they made to the car that turned it into a competitive vehicle. in a matter of months. whatever they are paying stella, it’s not enough.
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geez, imagine the wealth of someone paying that amount of tax. kudos to him for being one of the few multis who pay tax.
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Ecclestone clocks in as UK’s second highest tax payer
Bernie Ecclestone is used to winning, but when it comes to topping the list of the UK's top taxpayers, the Briton had to settle for second.
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