Molson Indy In Or Out ???

[fobi0]

Originally posted by macdaddy
Didn't Coors sponsor the maiden event in Denver?

No.

Shell did.

[Dov]

From Canada.com.... http://www.canada.com/national/story...d-6cc617cf97cd

Molson Inc., Canada's largest brewer, has agreed to merge with Adolph Coors Co. in a $6-billion US deal that creates a new beer behemoth and ends the independence of two of North America's biggest family-run brewing icons.

The agreement would create the world's fifth biggest brewer -- to be called Molson Coors Brewing Co. -- as measured by volume of beer sold.

[Liz]

Well there's many a slip between the beer glass and the merger. Who says this thing is going to be approved by the respective bureaucrats of two entirely different countries? It could take 10 years to sort out and then could be vetoed by the governments involved.

I wouldn't worry about it in the near term, myself.

Is there anything else left in Canada that isn't at least half owned by foreigners?

[Omega99]

Originally posted by GBoehm
COORS........ no way..... being an underage alcholic beverage consumer....... coors has no place at a high class event such as champcar..... Maybe a bottle of Rat Pee would be better

Agreed.

Originally posted by macdaddy
Didn't Coors sponsor the maiden event in Denver?

They may not have sponsored the event, but they did sponsor Scott Dixon's car for a portion of the season, including the race in Denver.

[macdaddy]

Ah, yes. Thanks, Omega99. I remembered that Coors was involved in some capacity.

[marvander]

Is there anything left in the world that isn't at least half owned by someone else?