Peugeot Repeats Quit Threat.
Engine supplier Peugeot has reiterated its threat to withdraw from F1 should results not come its way, and may do so before its current contract with Prost expires.
The French company has an exclusive deal with Alain Prost's team which runs until the year 2000, but motorsport spokesman Corrado Provera has admitted that the company will only remain in the sport (providing that the results are as good as we like.) Prost has suffered from an uncompetitive chassis this season, and has yet to score a point in 1998.
Engine supplier Peugeot has reiterated its threat to withdraw from F1 should results not come its way, and may do so before its current contract with Prost expires.
The French company has an exclusive deal with Alain Prost's team which runs until the year 2000, but motorsport spokesman Corrado Provera has admitted that the company will only remain in the sport (providing that the results are as good as we like.) Prost has suffered from an uncompetitive chassis this season, and has yet to score a point in 1998.
The two parties will continue for a second year in 1999, with Provera admitting that Peugeot is desperate to succeed in Formula One. (Peugeot has won in every category that it has entered - except F1,) he said, (It dislikes that exception. In my opinion, we will keep going.)
Provera also dismissed rumours that the French company will supply customer units to Arrows in 1999.
