The Weekly Grapevine
Courtrooms have become an increasingly prominent part of the F1 landscape in recent years. Dieter Rencken believes that it's sometimes in the sport's interest for discretion to be the better part of valour...
Laws of Destruction
A quick search through the archives of this journal shows no less than 200 references to the phrase 'high court' over the last ten years or so.
No doubt there are more instances of litigation in Formula One than merely those referenced in the archives, for possibly other terms have been applied, but, whatever, 200 is way too many, particularly when the vehicle for these actions is supposedly, even at maximum stretch of the imagination, a sport.
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