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Time for a judicial review

he British Racing Drivers’ Club grandstand at Silverstone for the Walter Hayes Trophy is one of the best places to watch motorsport in the UK – and one of the liveliest. After a year where spectators were banned, the stand was virtually full for the Formula Ford 1600 event on Sunday. Despite the cold, there were all the usual cheers for a great overtake, gasps when contact was made and enthusiastic applause at the end of races. But it was no exaggeration to say the loudest cheer, with the

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