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FOTA: No comment on FIA statement

By Jonathan Noble

Monday, June 15th 2009, 13:47 GMT

The Formula One Teams' Association (FOTA) has no interest in getting dragged into a war of words with the FIA following criticisms aimed its way by the governing body on Monday.

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