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Fight for F1 rules moves to courtroom

By Jonathan Noble Tuesday, May 19th 2009, 10:48 GMT

The fight over future Formula 1 regulations moves to the Paris courtroom this afternoon when Ferrari's bid to prevent a voluntary budget cap being introduced in 2010 is scheduled to be heard by French legal authorities.

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