How about ITV giving Stepney a chance to put his case

[Dunit]

I have not seen a television interview with the main man that has brought our sport to such shambles.
I dont no where Nigel is but surely he must be allowed to put his side of things or is ITV worried that its new soap opera is going to come of the rails completely. I hope they are not letting viewing figures stand in the way of us fans hearing the truth regarding his letter to Max about his concerns about the Ferrari floor and anything else. As a british subject he must be allowed to have his say.

[andyps]

I was thinking exactly the same, but no doubt by getting the opinion of somone who is saying things against the FIA and their beloved red team would be against a contract clause somewhere and would result in them getting a fine which they would have no way to avoid, or the fedd would mysteriously disappear mid race.

Hopefully the BBC will step up to the challenge.

[andygo]

read this


http://www.grandprix.com/ns/ns19721.html

[ELAN+2]

theres a link on another thread with the letter he sent to Max, Todt and Ron Dennis, his book publisher has pulled out on him for un specified reasons, (whats the betting they will be publishing the 2007 or 8 F1 yearbook or some such like?)

If both sides of the story come out in to the public domain, then the FIA, Ferrari and a few other teams will look a bit ripe, its a right can of worms, manipulated to keep the Max n Bernie show in the headlines and the viewing figures up.

Keep an eye out for some snippets post season in Autosport or some similar organ