Australia's motorsport sanctioning body CAMS has insisted that safety and not money is its priority amid a row over money that is threatening next year's Formula 1 race in Melbourne. As AUTOSPORT reported yesterday, a dispute over the fee that CAMS charges to the Australian Grand Prix promoters means there are now doubts about whether the 2011 event will go ahead. If the matter is not resolved by November 19, then there is a chance that CAMS will request that the FIA removes the event from next year's calendar
Saturday, November 13, 2010
CAMS: Safety key to Melbourne row
Australia's motorsport sanctioning body CAMS has insisted that safety and not money is its priority amid a row over money that is threatening next year's Formula 1 race in Melbourne. As AUTOSPORT reported yesterday, a dispute over the fee that CAMS charges to the Australian Grand Prix promoters means there are now doubts about whether the 2011 event will go ahead. If the matter is not resolved by November 19, then there is a chance that CAMS will request that the FIA removes the event from next year's calendar
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