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F1 fans removed from grandstands ahead of delayed Vegas FP2
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this post was submitted on 17 Nov 2023
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FIA is quick on fines against teams and drivers if rules/contracts are broken. Is there any possibility of fines against the Las Vegas track management or so?
Afaik the Las Vegas track is managed by FOM. So FIA would need to fine FOM. It's possible, but unlikely.