Published 2 months ago

FIA approval moves Michael Andretti a step closer to Formula One

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Andretti Formula Racing LLC have been given approval to progress to the next stage of the process. Cadillac and Andretti are owned by former F1 driver Michael Andretti, son of 1978 world champion Mario Andretti. The FIA concluded Andretti were the only candidates to meet the stringent criteria.

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Andretti move a step closer to joining F1 grid

American team Andretti have moved a step closer to joining the Formula One grid after being given approval by the FIA to progress to the next stage of the process.

2 months ago·Ireland

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Motor racing-FIA approval moves Andretti a step closer to F1

By Alan Baldwin LONDON (Reuters) -Michael Andretti's bid to enter Formula One with a new 11th team moved a step closer to the starting grid on Monday after the sport's governing body gave its approval

2 months ago·India

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The Japan Times

FIA approval moves Michael Andretti a step closer to Formula One

Michael Andretti's bid to enter Formula One with a new 11th team moved a step closer to the starting grid on Monday after the sport's governing body gave its approval and passed the application on to the commercial rights holders.

2 months ago·Japan

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Motor racing-FIA approval moves Andretti a step closer to F1

By Alan Baldwin LONDON (Reuters) -Michael Andretti’s bid to enter Formula One with a new 11th team moved a step closer to the starting grid on Monday after the sport’s governing body gave its approval and passed the application on to the commercial rights holders. American Andretti, the 1991 CART champion and son of 1978 Formula One world champion Mario, had been seen as the clear frontrunner from as many as seven initial expressions of interest…

2 months ago·Port Huron, United States

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