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FIA welcomes 'zero tolerance' approach

By Jonathan Noble

Wednesday, February 6th 2008, 09:59 GMT

The FIA has welcomed moves by the Spanish motor racing authorities to ensure there is no repeat of the racist abuse aimed at Lewis Hamilton, but warned that it will keep a close eye on forthcoming tests to check the preventive measures work.

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