 Guido Forti alleged that Shannon Racing had not paid him any money within the stipulated six @-@ day deadline after the deal was concluded and refuted the claim that it now owned 51 % of his team . As the team ran out of money , it was doubtful whether it would turn up at the British GP . In the end , Forti took part , only for the cars to complete a mere handful of laps each in practice and thus failing to set a time quick enough to qualify . This was because it was becoming increasingly in debt to Cosworth and was running out of engine mileage for its cars , only having enough to make a token effort at participation . The team made it to the next race - the German GP - but both cars remained unassembled in the pit garages throughout the weekend after the engine supply was finally cut off . 
