Super Aguri dramas

[ss_collins]

chillibowl pre event scrute check technical compliance rather than sporting technically the cars all comply.

[chillibowl]

thanks, starting to get it now, but just barely

[mac]

Originally Posted by chillibowl

not a legal expert so not sure if this is even on point, but if STR and SA pass scrutinizing, and the cars are deemed by the FIA to meet the requirements to enter the race, how could anyone claim any commercial loss due to being beaten by a team which had permission to race.
that would be like coming in 2nd and suing the 1st place finisher for doing better.
wouldn't Williams or Spykers complaint be against the FIA then for illegally allowing the cars in question to race in the first place? we need some lawyers on retainer here at 10tenths i think

The issue is not the technical compliance, rather the compliance with the Concorde agreement.

I'm no legal expert, but this IS an issue.

[Japanese Samurai]

SAF1 story still continues.
Today, Tokyo District Court decided Aguri Suzuki to pay 1.6 billion yen.
The lawsuit is a loan lawsuit that the brokerage firm in Japan appealed for. It is a lawsuit concerning Super Aguri F1.
http://mainichi.jp/enta/sports/news/...40088000c.html