15/03/2007
NEWS STORY
If you were to believe the doom and gloom being dished out elsewhere, you will have every reason to believe that this weekend's Australian Grand Prix will be marred by protests regarding the legality of the Toro Rosso and Super Aguri entries.
Although this is a serious issue and there might well be legal action at some stage, a high level source has told Pitpass that there is no need to panic and that the; "bottom line is there'll be no disruption in Melbourne".
Our source claims that a solution will be found, and like many other sceptics within the sport Pitpass believes this relates to money.
For some, the idea of teams of lawyers descending on the stewards moments after qualifying, slapping in protests and counter-protests, might make great copy. However, according to our source it isn't going to happen, and there's no need to panic.
All eyes are on Melbourne for what promises to be a thrilling start to an intriguing season, and Bernie Ecclestone is not going to allow a dispute which means little to 'Joe Public' mar the event.