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Volkswagen with Williams ???( 2 september, RAI) The German Car Manufacturer Volkswagen comes back to racing making a deal with Williams. The announcement comes from a weekly German newspaper implying that the official agreement will be presented by ...
Volkswagen with Williams ???( 2 september, RAI) The German Car Manufacturer Volkswagen comes back to racing making a deal with Williams. The announcement comes from a weekly German newspaper implying that the official agreement will be presented by the president of VW Ferdinand Piech and Frank Williams at the next Frankfurt Motorshow this month. The investment by Volkswagen, beating BMW eager to get their engine on the Williams, should be approximately US $75 million per year. The partnership should begin in 1999, when the contract with Renault will expire. "Hmm, it's hard to believe..." by Riccardo Mannoia(F1-InterMag reporter)
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