autosport.com - 9/11/2009
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Q and A with Max Mosley
f1insight.blogspot.com - 9/15/2009
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f1insight.blogspot.com —
FIA President Max Mosley admits that the crash
of Nelson Piquet Jr. in last year's Singapore Grand...
Prix does appear to be suspect. The Renault team remains under investigation for the incident, which eventually helped team-mate Fernando Alonso to victory. There is no doubt over the fact that ...
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Mosley - 'Something very unusual happened'
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