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Russia eyes F1 return despite legal battle

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Nov.7 Russia is continuing to pursue a return to Formula 1, even as the championship remains locked in a bitter legal dispute with the country's former grand prix promoter. Boris Rotenberg, president of the Russian Automobile Federation, says

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