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  1. Hopefully by appointing a new competent sports director, who is directly responsible for that, as well as other members of the management.
  2. Yes, considering that this time we're getting more candidates than there are seats in the supervisory board; in recent years we usually chose 4 from 4 candidates, good ol' Soviet style In all seriousness, this looks like a solid list to me; all candidates with extensive experience and knowledge in business and finances, and in some cases, with good connections within local industry and politics.
  3. So 7 supervisory board candidates have been announced today. 4 of them will be voted in during the next annual member meeting in September. Harm Ohlmeyer - 53 years old, from Röttenbach (Bayern), Adidas' CFO. Also a good friend of Klaus Filbry. Oliver Spalthoff - 51 years old, from Bremen, CEO of Tractebel DOC (Deutsche Offshore Consult). Has experience in investment banking, auditing and business consulting. Has professsional ties with OHB, a space technology company in Bremen, the chairman of which is a current member of our supervisory board. Dr. Florian Weiß - 43 years old, from Starnberg, CEO of Jameda (an online doctor/patient portal). Studied business administration and journalism. Oliver R. Harms - 53 years old, from Bremen, an economist and businessman, spent over 25 years in Asia and is currently working for several Asian companies as a consultant and member of the board. Henning Lühr - 71 years old, from Bremen, a former State councilor of the Bremen finance department and is well connected in Bremen economy and politics circles. Was part of Weserstadion supervisory board for 18 years. Dirk Wintermann - 54 years old, from Grossenknetten, the only fan representative who made it to the final electoral list. Was nominated by the Werder fan club with the largest number of members. Professionally, he's the CEO of a family-run craft business. Alexander Schnitger - 36 years old, from Bremen, a co-owner of the "Karl Geuther Group" which is active in the logistics and trade sector. His grandfather was a lifelong sponsor of the Bremen city.
  4. Toto Wolff and Lawrence Stroll under investigation for insider trading? https://www.journaldemontreal.com/2021/08/23/megatransaction-en-f1-sous-enquete
  5. This is a bit creepy, but also amazing.
  6. Man, what a heartbreaking end of the race for WRT #41. Stopped on track on the final lap while leading their class
  7. Ha, we literally posted it at the same time
  8. Less than 2 hours left, and the gap between the two WRT cars leading the LMP2 class is only 1 second... Hope they don't take each other out while racing for the win.
  9. Ha, I don't care much about Kubica, but I like Ferdinand Habsburg, Louis Delétraz and Ye Yifei, so it's great to see them doing well!
  10. The real Maldonado's cousin, nonetheless!
  11. WRT still leading LMP2 with both cars! Toyota #8 with some issues and has lost its lead to the sister car.
  12. Same as blue flags in F1 - signals the backmarkers to let the faster leading cars through.
  13. This Alpine vs Glickenhaus battle is brilliant.
  14. Who? I went downstairs to get some coffee and missed it
  15. Just overtook the sister car too, which appears to have steering issues.
  16. Way too long, too bumpy, too many tight corners, too taxing on engines and brakes. If they still wanted to run an F1 race here, they'd have to make massive changes to the layout too as there's not enough runoff in some sections of the track, as well as some other safety concerns. Not many spectator facilities, either. There's a part of the track called Bugatti circuit, it hosts motorbike races and I believe it has FIA Grade 1 meaning it could host an F1 race.
  17. It's considered winning the class. Each class gets a separate podium, and then there's the overall podium.
  18. Yep. He wanted to repair the car but the marshalls forced him out
  19. Not sure what happened, Neel Jani was 3rd and giving the Ferrari ahead a hard time, then was overtaken by a Corvette, and then got unlucky due to the safety car. Seems there's some technical issue with the car now as he dropped further...
  20. Both WRT cars and both sets of driver have been fantastic so far. 1-2 in the class on their Le Mans debut, hopefully they go until the end and win.
  21. Oh they're actually back! No damage, just got stuck in gravel.
  22. Alpine crashes out! Bad luck, they actually had a chance to challenge the Toyotas this year.
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