From: mpconmy@gmail.com   
      
   scole  wrote:   
   >   
   > I certainly haven't bothered reading much of the conjecture around what   
   > the potential outcome might have been, but with a razor thin losing margin   
   > at the end of the season I think he's right to argue that the authority's   
   > supposedly wilfull inaction likely kept a lot of money out of his pocket.   
   > Bernie's now playing the quasi-senility card and claiming to not remember   
   > giving the interview where he said that they knew about the scandal a lot   
   > earlier than it became public, but he said what he said and I hope it ends   
   > up costing the FIA a stack of money.   
      
   P.S. I don't care about Ecclestone losing any of his ill-gotten gains,   
   but if it costs the FIA (or F1) a "stack of money" that will just   
   penalise the sport, the teams and (ultimately) the fans, as it's them   
   who bankroll the sport.   
      
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