New Concorde Deal could be Unlawful - Adam Parr
By Jay
December 12 2012
Former Williams Chairman, Adam Parr, stated that better deals for top teams in the New F1 Corcorde Agreement could be "Unlawful".
He said, that Bernie Ecclestone had made it clear to the Williams board that a favourable Concorde Agreement deal would not be forthcoming while he was at the helm.
Speaking to Bloomberg journalist, Alex Duff, he suggested the European Commission should look into how Ecclestone negotiated the new deals, including reportedly $45 million each for Red Bull and Ferrari and seats on the F1 board.
"There's a strong case that an unequal division of power and money to a subset of teams is unlawful," Parr said.
Although refusing to say if he wanted Williams to make a complaint, he suggested other F1 teams accept the situation because they are "highly dependent" on Ecclestone's "goodwill".
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i do wonder though how parr would explain away the special ‘historic’ payment williams accepted from BE when he was chairman?
Could be an interesting few weeks,
just how far parr would go is anyones guess?
All it really does is add to what most already thing of the back room dealings of F1.
What have they achieved or done in F1 that they deserve more?
Ferrari and Mclaren both have been there since the start of F1, so they deserve a royalty.
Since Redbull have been three times back to back champs, and are rumoured to be paying good $$$ to Bernie, it is just fair that they get back some amount

Cricket IndiaIMO opinion parr was assuming a ‘mantle’ which he himself had created to paint himself as a much larger mover and shaker of the F1 status quo. now we all know that the bernster is not likely to take that kindly and he did what anyone else would do... a kneecap job in the literal sense. clean, neat and tidy. for the time being!!!
as i said earlier i think that it will all be swept under the table unless parr can get support from the EU to have another look at it and give bernie some more aggravation.
they agreed to supply engines to teams at reduced prices, the first one to do so, and stepped inot to supply Brawn with engines when no one else was.
They supply the FIA with the medical and Safety cars free of charge
They supply FOM with trucks at a reduced rate, for haulage of all the F1 equipment across europe.
Mclaren have not been there since the start of F1
They only used MErc because it fitted better into the car they had designed.
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Ferrari ruled themselves out of supplying Brawn Link
Mclaren, due to their contract could have blocked Merc supplying Brawn, and they didnt, again a team acting out of the goodness of their own heart.
There is no rule written anywhere that says an engine manufacturer has to supply a team with engines), in fact there is a rule that limits manufacturers to supplying three teams , without the express permission of the FIA to supply more.
But hey ho, what are facts Parm, apart form those annoying little things that you dont bother with
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