Numerous online news outlets are reporting that Chad Hurley, YouTube founder and sponsor of Ken Anderson and Peter Windsor’s USF1 team, will no longer suport the Charlotte-based organization and will instead help fund the struggling Campos Meta team... [read more]
This news comes after reports that the USF1 facility is for sale and that the team, who are yet to announce a second driver, let alone test their 2010 F1 entry, will not be ready for the first race of the season at Bahrain. Additionally, it is rumored that the team may not make the first three races, which means they're out for the entire 2010 season.
All of this following news that Brian Bonner, the head of business development for USF1, has accepted a new post with B4 Marketing, does not look good for the American F1 effort and has created a wave of pessimism amongst Formula One fans here in the states.
Photo: AutoWeek
Editorial: Justin W. Coffey
2.17.2010
RUMOR // USF1 IN TROUBLE AS YOUTUBE BACKS OUT?
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