Daimler shareholder pushes Mercedes to quit F1
- Published on 12 Apr 2012 15:28
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- By: Rob Veenstra
"Mercedes is no longer the measure of all things in the premium sector," he is quoted as saying by Die Presse. Speich referred to "a lost decade" for Daimler, and called on the company to follow BMW's recent lead and pull out of formula one. His speech reportedly received applause from other shareholders.
Mercedes is the biggest formula one team yet to follow the likes of Ferrari, McLaren and Red Bull in signing a new Concorde Agreement beyond 2012. (GMM)
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