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MP to probe government role in UK race industry. Lord Astor asks for review of government backing for motorsport in Britain. » Read The Full Story
1 people disagree. I was all set to write a scathing comment when I started reading this (They didn't care about the effect potentially losing the British GP might have had over the past few years). Yet as I read through the story there are some very good questions and points raised and hopefully some will be addressed by the review (though personally I doubt it - another government white elephant?) Posted by JDPower - Unregistered (210 days ago)
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MP to probe government role in UK race industry.