A Motion to Dismiss
McLaren's case may have merit, but under the International Court of Appeal rules, they shouldn't be entitled to appeal, argues autosport.com's legal eagle. Unless, that is, they recruit FIA president Max Mosley...
Should McLaren have appealed to the FIA's International Court of Appeal (ICA) the stewards' decision, post-race at Interlagos, that BMW Sauber and Williams had breached the FIA's fuel temperature regulation? That is a matter for sportsmen and, to some extent, for chemists.
Whether McLaren can appeal the stewards' decision is, unfortunately, a matter for lawyers, with whom Formula One is increasingly populated these days.
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