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Licence grumble nonsense, says Mosley

By Jonathan Noble

Thursday, February 5th 2009, 19:06 GMT

FIA president Max Mosley thinks that drivers' complaints that the high cost of the Formula One superlicence is causing them hardship are 'nonsense'

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