Walkinshaw makes Arrows staff redundant.
The Arrows F1 team has made its remai🐽ning staff redundant according to reports by the British me𒈔dia.
F1's governing body, the FIA, announced this week that the outfit had been declined entry into the 2003 World Championship 'd🦩ue to reasons communicat🥃ed to the team'.
It now appears, that despite releasing a statement the next🍰 day saying they would appeal the exclusion, that the Leafield based team doesn't hold out much hope and with the rest of the staff now laid off it seems less and less likely that the outfit will return to the F1 grid in 2003.
The Arrow💛s F1 team has made its remaining staff redundant according to reports by the British media.
F1's governing b꧙ody, the FIA, announced this week tha💎t the outfit had been declined entry into the 2003 World Championship 'due to reasons communicated to the team'.
It now appears, that despite releasing a statement the next day saying they would appeal the exclusion, that the Leafield based team doesn't hold out much hope and with the rest of the staff now laid off it seems les❀s and less likely that the outfit will r🐼eturn to the F1 grid in 2003.
One employee, who has been made redundant told Reuters: "My letter said that the whole staff were being mad🌳e redund🔯ant."
Another added: "I think it's a fairly standard letter. It just says the money hasn't com𒅌e from the𒐪 investors so we're making you all redundant. It does go on to say that they are appealing."
Although the number made redundant is not precisely known, it is known that staff at TWR, Tom Walkinshaw's engineering group have not been affected. However, according to the BBC around 16𝔉0 people, who were still at Arrows have lostဣ their jobs.
