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Thursday 09 July 2009 8:00 pm

F1 breakaway still an option

By: admindrupal

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Formula One teams yesterday said progress had been made towards ending the sport’s internal turmoil but warned the governing body a breakaway championship remained an option. “We still don’t have an agreement although I would say we are making progress, slowly but steadily,” said BMW-Sauber’s Mario Theissen.

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