The Lotus Renault GP is illegal in Canada, or does it figure as a scapegoat? It is clear that Canadian law provides, like many laws today, not to advertise a brand of tobacco or alcohol, especially on racing circuits.
was criticized last year for the Scuderia Ferrari of subliminal advertising, what it has already discussed on the blog . Then we had discussed the lack of profit from such advertising restrictions . Look, already, what happened to the Scuderia. The combination of logos the team could enlighten us further.
Note the striking similarity between the logo and the Marlboro logo mirror after a little retouching. It is therefore clear that subliminal advertising still exists. However, the logo change in theory proves the good faith of the team, and it will not be bored.
Meanwhile, Lotus Renault GP livery reminiscent of the old colors of the Lotus team is considered illegal in Canada, according to the Tobacco Act. But in no way linked JPS Lotus Renault GP version. Only the history of Formula 1 could establish such a link. Finally, nothing more alarming than the legacy of the Scuderia and its close relationship with Marlboro.
The sinews of war lies in the lines, so. They recall the livery at the time title sponsor JPS. Now, let the link between these lines and JPS cigarettes.
You'll answer for yourself the question in the illustration. Now, Lotus Renault GP, and in fact, Renault in general, would it be a scapegoat of F1 as we like seriously bored? Replica of the famous Alonso Whereas most F1 as a sport at Crash Gate, there is only one step. Many discussions have emerged from these controversies. Two essential personalities in F1, both based at Renault, withdrew after the famous Grand Prix Singapore Fernando Alonso has triumphed thanks, it seems, to an abandonment of Piquet orchestrated by his team. The skepticism does not stop, especially after new information like this.
Let us, at the end of this article, everything is debatable and highly subjective. There is no chance, just a desire to harm some people, it seems. Fortunately, this is not an excuse to succumb to paranoia. There is no doubt that history will be resolved well before the Grand Prix.
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