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Troubled Toyota still in F1, will cut costs
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mark_in_japan
"Watanabe said F1 was a good way to attract young people."
Maybe he should be more worried about keeping the young people he is cutting loose daily. Toyota should follow Honda's lead and use the millions of dollars they would save from scuttling their F1 program to keep more people employed.
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