Motor racing-F1's jewellery ban is for right reasons, says GPDA's Wurz
By Alan Baldwin
Mohammed Ben-Sulayem Sport News
F1's jewellery ban is for right reasons, says GPDA's Wurz
LONDON : Formula One is right to ban jewellery from the cockpit but the governing FIA could have enforced the rule in a less confrontational way, according to Grand Prix Drivers' Association (GPDA) chairman Alex Wurz.
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