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Scrutineering under scrutiny

It was interesting to read about the changes and improvements to scrutineering and ‘the database’, which overall is a really good thing (Club Autosport, 18 May). My general experience is that scrutineering is a pretty random, hit-and-miss affair.

My plea, though, especially with a database, is not

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