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You sound like a 10 year old to be honest. As some one who was within tenths of winning GT Academy I would never worry about what car 'I had' to drive had I won.
I'd personally say that the attitude you just displayed towards the brand you'll be promoting as a GT Academy winner has disqualified you from winning GT Academy. So there's no problem.
If you had driven a real GT-R you would like NissanOk, thanks.
Yeah I shouldn't enter, I wish PD would get more partners then Nissan so if you win you get to race with more cars and so we can stop getting Skylines and GT-Rs.
i don't know the value or terms of this contract, but i'd guess that it's a living wage (of the order of £50-75k a year) plus sponsorship and race fee contract in exchange for race and media duties
I'll revise that living wage estimate down a bit then
Maybe change the £ sign to a $ one for a start![]()
I'll revise that living wage estimate down a bit then
Maybe change the £ sign to a $ one for a start![]()
The revision needs to go down...way down![]()
Well, at least you've got a negotiation point for season 2"The public expects that..."
Seriously though, I just did a quick headmath of expenses based on where I know Jann's been going to race last season (excluding New Zealand as it's 2013 season), plus his GT Academy finals attendances and Nissan Sunderland. Then I nailed on a UK national minimum wage living wage - which would be of the order of £11k - with a fudge factor because minimum wage isn't good PR.
Of course before I went to interview him last year, a few folk submitted the question of how much he got paid and I ignored that question because I'd didn't think he'd be allowed to discuss it nor would be willing to even if allowed - but mainly because the terms of his (and your) contract are nobody's business. But I'd genuinely be surprised if he had to cover things like his own travel costs to Silverstone, Monza, the Ring and Nissan Sunderland and didn't get at least something of a salary.
So I've been wandering.
If you ever win GT Academy will you have to race with Nissan.
I don't really like their cars and I don't want to race with a Nissan for the rest of my life.
The revision needs to go down...way down
If I remember correctly a former Red Bull Junior Team driver named Brendon Hartley had to cover all his living expenses when he was living and racing in the U.K. under them (so rent, groceries, utilities, travel, etc.). The only thing Red Bull paid for were the drives and some advise on health and nutrition.
I wouldn't be surprised if Nissan is doing more or less the same thing for the Academy Graduates, albeit with a bit more provisions. Not that I'd complain![]()
mr hartley was hell of a driver in f3 mega year in british f3 4 potential f1 stars only one has made it
hes been doing a great job in sports cars 👍
What does janns move to carlins f3 team mean with nissan is it viewed as driver training for lemans now hes using a vw engine