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Pirelli says Formula 1 camber row now over

By Jonathan Noble Sunday, September 11th 2011, 09:54 GMT

Pirelli thinks the controversy over camber settings in Formula 1 is now at an end, with the tyre company confident that a clampdown on the matter at Monza means there should be no issues in the Italian GP.

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