Ghostwalker
13th July 2009, 15:21
sorry if this have been posted before.
Anyhow an article at autosport.com (http://www.autosport.com/news/report.php/id/76907) says that N.Technology and MSC ,the company that backed them up for their F1 application, will take FIA into court .
The N.Technology outfit had hoped to make it onto the grid next season but it withdrew its application in June after what it felt were 'irregularities' and uncertainties about the 2010 championship.
The team told AUTOSPORT that the judge accepted it had a valid case for a hearing, and the matter will now be heard on September 15.
MSC board member Angelo Codignoni, who is a former CEO of Eurosport, told AUTOSPORT: "We are doing this in the name of sport. From our point of view, the procedure for dealing with new entrants was not respected and there was not transparency about the process and preparations for the 2010 championship."
I wonder if this is a act of their own or if FOTA have something to do with it?
Anyhow an article at autosport.com (http://www.autosport.com/news/report.php/id/76907) says that N.Technology and MSC ,the company that backed them up for their F1 application, will take FIA into court .
The N.Technology outfit had hoped to make it onto the grid next season but it withdrew its application in June after what it felt were 'irregularities' and uncertainties about the 2010 championship.
The team told AUTOSPORT that the judge accepted it had a valid case for a hearing, and the matter will now be heard on September 15.
MSC board member Angelo Codignoni, who is a former CEO of Eurosport, told AUTOSPORT: "We are doing this in the name of sport. From our point of view, the procedure for dealing with new entrants was not respected and there was not transparency about the process and preparations for the 2010 championship."
I wonder if this is a act of their own or if FOTA have something to do with it?