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    • Reuters Tags : Formula One, breakaway championship, FOTA Brawn, Ferrari, McLaren, Red Bull Posted: Friday , Jun 19, 2009 at 1052 hrs
    Brawn
    Brawn GP team along with BMW-Sauber, Brawn, Ferrari, McLaren, Red Bull, Renault, Toro Rosso and Toyota have announced plans to set up their own championship.

    "Despite this, and the uncompromising environment, FOTA has genuinely sought compromise."

    FOTA will have plenty of options when it comes to drawing up a calendar, with Formula One having discarded several European and American venues in recent years in favour of lavish new facilities in the Middle East and Asia.

    Silverstone, which hosted the first championship race in 1950, will join that list after Sunday.

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    Force India - kick outBy: paul | 19-Jun-2009 Reply | Forward And be sure and firm on not allowing the force India team which back stabbed the other teams by unilaterally joining the FIA for next year's race. The daaru guy should be shown his true place.
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