Santander coming?
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AFAIK Santander is still a Mclaren partner (never left), though a minority sponsor in contrast to Ferrari w/c they have major backing.
This is standard - you don't change the colours until the cheque clears, unless for convincing a prospect in the privacy of the factory. There have been a couple of people who didn't maintain that discipline and regretted it bitterly when the cheques started bouncing.Richard wrote:I understand what Ron is saying. He's running a blank canvas at the moment that fits with the existing silver/grey/black corporate branding. It's like selling a house, plain neutral colours work best because it's easier for the buyer to imagine their own colour scheme.
But they did change the livery, it is not the same as last yearSidSidney wrote:This is standard - you don't change the colours until the cheque clears, unless for convincing a prospect in the privacy of the factory. There have been a couple of people who didn't maintain that discipline and regretted it bitterly when the cheques started bouncing.Richard wrote:I understand what Ron is saying. He's running a blank canvas at the moment that fits with the existing silver/grey/black corporate branding. It's like selling a house, plain neutral colours work best because it's easier for the buyer to imagine their own colour scheme.
Sure, but not to anyone's particular branding.siskue2005 wrote:But they did change the livery, it is not the same as last yearSidSidney wrote:This is standard - you don't change the colours until the cheque clears, unless for convincing a prospect in the privacy of the factory. There have been a couple of people who didn't maintain that discipline and regretted it bitterly when the cheques started bouncing.Richard wrote:I understand what Ron is saying. He's running a blank canvas at the moment that fits with the existing silver/grey/black corporate branding. It's like selling a house, plain neutral colours work best because it's easier for the buyer to imagine their own colour scheme.
Looks a lot like West branding to me...SidSidney wrote:Sure, but not to anyone's particular branding.siskue2005 wrote:But they did change the livery, it is not the same as last yearSidSidney wrote:
This is standard - you don't change the colours until the cheque clears, unless for convincing a prospect in the privacy of the factory. There have been a couple of people who didn't maintain that discipline and regretted it bitterly when the cheques started bouncing.
I think the Twitter poll was nonsense really, given that they are suggesting options that Ron pretty explicitly ruled out; changing livery for purely aesthetic reasons.djos wrote:That was a pretty awesome test livery, but if the Twitter poll is any indication it'll be red and white for sure.