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Horner believes FIA policing of RRA would be wrong

By Jonathan Noble and Pablo Elizalde

Friday, March 23rd 2012, 09:04 GMT

Red Bull boss Christian Horner believes it would be wrong for Formula 1 to have the FIA policing the Resource Restriction Agreement through its ruled

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