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McLaren denies Dennis to challenge new FIA rule

McLaren denies Dennis to challenge new FIA rule McLaren has played down reports team supremo Ron Dennis is furious about a new engine rule in formula one. We reported this week that Dennis vowed to sue the FIA if it enforces the new regulation where manufacturers may be compelled to supply customer engines. 'You will never get an engine from Honda,' Dennis, indicating his intention to enforce a contractual veto in McLaren's Honda deal, is quoted as having told Red Bull boss Christian Horner at a recent strategy group meeting. 'Rather, I would sue the FIA over the new rule,' Dennis reportedly said, according to Auto Motor und Sport. It has also been rumoured that while Honda may be prepared...
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