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Lawmakers seek answers on Andretti’s exclusion from Formula 1

United States Congress wrote to Formula One regarding the rejection of Andretti's bid until 2028, citing anti-competitive concerns for Andretti Global and General Motors .
Andretti Global and General Motors' partnership aimed to create the first American-built and designed engine in Formula 1 history.
F1 Management rejected Andretti's F1 team bid, doubting competitiveness and value, but left a door open for entry by 2028 if General Motors builds its own engine.

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abc News

Members of Congress demand answers on Mario Andretti's rejection from F1 races

Former F1 world champion Mario Andretti held a press conference with lawmakers Wednesday demanding answers regarding his team's exclusion from races.

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The Hill

Lawmakers seek answers on Andretti’s exclusion from Formula 1

A bipartisan group of lawmakers has written to Formula 1’s owner Liberty Media demanding answers on the exclusion of Andretti Global from the glitzy sport’s starting grid. The letter, addressed to Liberty Media CEO Greg Maffei, raises concerns about “apparent anti-competitive actions” keeping the team from entering a sport that has found growing popularity in the…

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ESPN

U.S. Congress questions F1 over Andretti exclusion

U.S. Congress has written to Formula One requesting an explanation over its decision to reject Andretti's bid to join the grid until 2028 at the earliest.

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NBC News

U.S. lawmakers demand answers about Andretti's exclusion from Formula 1

U.S. Representative John James is accusing F1 owners of engaging in “cartel-like behavior.”

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motorsport

US Congress members demand answers from Liberty over Andretti F1 block

In January, grand prix racing’s commercial rights holder, Formula One Management, rejected the America squad’s bid to join the F1 grid next season, despite the championship’s regulator, the FIA, approving its technical capabilities last October.A statement from FOM read: “Our assessment process has established that the presence of an 11th team would not, on its own, provide value to the ...Keep reading

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