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Saturday morning, Barcelona. F1 team principals are locked in earnest discussion around a Toyota motorhome table. Something seems to be eating Ron Dennis and Bernie Ecclestone particularly. Rumours fly. Everything from a proposal that recommends Mr Mosley resigns, to a meeting to discuss the binning of Kinetic Energy Recovery Systems (KERS) due for introduction in F1 next year. McLaren supremo Dennis was not about to open his mouth about the FIA president but he was happy to set the record straight on KERS. "I didn't get heated, I got passionate," he explained. "It was a meeting about costs. It was called to determine the future development of KERS and, obviously, not everyone agreed..." © 2021 Autosport
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