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GPMA criticises FIA, warns of legal action

By Jonathan Noble Sunday, July 16th 2006, 11:34 GMT

The Formula One manufacturers have criticised the FIA's position on future engine format and have hinted that continued insistence by the FIA to ignore the wish of the majority of the teams could lead to legal action.

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