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Felipe Massa can proceed with parts of his £64million legal action over the “conspiracy” he alleges denied him the 2008 F1 title – here’s what you need to know
Felipe Massa has been granted permission to proceed with parts of his £64 million legal action regarding the alleged conspiracy that denied him the 2008 F1 title. This comes after a UK High Court judge ruled on whether Massa had a realistic chance of success in some aspects of his case against F1, the FIA, and Bernie Ecclestone. The key development is that Massa’s claims still have a fighting chance, despite some aspects being dismissed. The argument revolves around the 2008 Singapore Grand Prix scandal involving Renault’s Crashgate and an alleged cover-up by Ecclestone and Mosley. The case is complex, with various claims made by Massa, including breach of contract and unlawful means conspiracy, stemming from the events that cost him the championship. While not all aspects have been fully scrutinized yet, the recent ruling allows Massa to push forward with his pursuit for justice in court.
