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Formula 1 teams accept there is no going back on Sky deal

By Jonathan Noble

Saturday, July 30th 2011, 09:30 GMT

Formula 1 teams will have to accept Bernie Ecclestone's decision to put some races on pay television only next year, AUTOSPORT has learned, with there being no protection in the Concorde Agreement against taking it off free-to-air viewing

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