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F1: Manor gets its first taste of paddock politics
britsonpole.com - 6/28/2009
F1: Manor gets its first taste of paddock politics
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F1 newcomer Manor is getting its first taste of paddock politics after it was revealed the FOTA teams are preparing a formal complaint against FIA chief steward Alan Donnelly over the handling of its PR strategy. This follows news that the £40 million budget cap, an essential ingredient ...
F1: Virgin to pair with first-timers Manor?
britsonpole.com - 7/4/2009
F1: Virgin to pair with first-timers Manor?
— britsonpole.com — Richard Branson could be switching his company’s financial backing from Brawn GP to F1 newcomers Manor in... 2010, according to press reports today. Branson said at the British Grand Prix that he felt his company had extracted all the value available from its relationship with the ... (more) F1: Virgin to pair with first-timers Manor?

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Why The F1 Coup Would Never Happen In NASCAR
thenascarinsiders.com - 6/25/2009
Why The F1 Coup Would Never Happen In NASCAR
— thenascarinsiders.com — I’ve been watching in anticipation the last few days as the showdown between the Formula One Teams... Association and the FIA (Max Mosley) played out. Today we learned FIA President Max Mosley would give in to the teams’ demands to not ... (more) Why The F1 Coup Would Never Happen In NASCAR

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