Who is the CEO of racing point?
Otmar Szafnauer
Otmar Szafnauer (born 13 August 1964) is a Romanian-American engineer.
Who owns BWT F1?
Lawrence Stroll
The team was renamed in February 2019 from Racing Point Force India F1 Team, which used the constructor name of Force India for the latter half of the 2018 season….Racing Point F1 Team.
| Full name | BWT Racing Point F1 Team |
| Base | Silverstone, England, UK |
| Founder(s) | Lawrence Stroll |
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Why is BWT pink?
When known as Racing Point, the Silverstone based team painted its cars pink as per the branding of BWT, an Austrian water treatment company.
How do Formula 1 teams make money?
F1 teams earn money from prize money, arranged funds from Formula One management, sponsors and partnerships, investment from parent manufacturers, and other financial arrangements.
Why is the BWT car pink?
When known as Racing Point, the Silverstone based team painted its cars pink as per the branding of BWT, an Austrian water treatment company. “If the Aston Martins were pink, the title sponsor Cognizant would also have more fun because the brand recognition would be much higher,” he insisted.
Why did BWT leave F1?
BWT was left evaluating how best to continue its efforts in F1, and it is understood to have looked at other options, including both Williams and Haas. With Mercedes not willing to move away from its silver colours, a deal was instead struck between BWT and Force India for it to be principal sponsor for that season.
Will Aston Martin make their own F1 engines?
There have been suggestions Stroll’s long-term vision for the Aston Martin F1 team could include interest in exploring an alternative engine programme, perhaps even its own – akin to Red Bull creating its own Powertrains division. Asked if he’d recommend an Aston Martin engine project, Wolff said: “No, definitely not.