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    Ecclestone would not be drawn on legal action against Toyota and said: “We’re looking into it.” He added that he was not concerned for the future of Formula One in the light of the Japanese company’s withdrawal. "When you look at the history since Formula One started, I think there have been 73 teams coming and going, so this is what happens" Ecclestone said. “The only people that have been with us for ever, since Day 1, are Ferrari. Full Article at Times Online
    When you look at the history since Formula One started, I think there have been 73 teams coming and going, so this is what happens
    Bernie Ecclestone – Bernie Ecclestone SOURCE: Times Online 3 weeks ago
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Ferrari blame Max Mosley for departure of Toyota
  1. At this stage I cannot comment. We will have to wait and see what evolves.
    SOURCE: Times Online 3 weeks ago
  2. In reality the steady trickle of desertion is more the result of a war against the big car manufacturers by those who managed the sport than the effects of the economical [recession] that affected Formula One over the last years.
    SOURCE: Times Online 3 weeks ago
  3. I don’t know — it depends on Toyota, the FIA and the commercial rights-holder. It’s clear we do have a Concorde Agreement in place. We will have to wait and see what happens.
    SOURCE: Times Online 3 weeks ago
  4. In Christie’s detective novel, the guilty person is only discovered when everybody else is dead, one after another. Do we want to wait until this happens or should we write Formula One’s book with a different closing chapter?
    SOURCE: Times Online 3 weeks ago
  5. This was a difficult but inevitable decision ... Since last year, with the worsening economic climate, we have been wrestling with the question of whether to press on in Formula One. Now we are exiting Formula One completely. I apologise to Toyota’s many fans for not being able to achieve the results we...
    SOURCE: Times Online 3 weeks ago

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