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Fuji changed the date of its World Endurance Championship round… and drivers aren’t happy
BREAKING NEWS: #BritishGT‘s races at @RockinghamUK, @SilverstoneUK and @circuitspa have been rescheduled just in case Fernando fancies a go. pic.twitter.com/hCDkGzsyIT
— British GT (@BritishGT) February 9, 2018
not sure changing the @FIAWEC date for the Fuji round to suit 1 driver when it gives a date clash for many other drivers……
— Matt Griffin (@MGriffinRacing) February 9, 2018
What a joke @FIAWEC has become!
https://t.co/nM6SCZOrDO— Ryan Dalziel (@ryan_dalziel) February 9, 2018
I am just SORRY for all of the drivers who will have to miss Petit or Fuji due to this ridiculous date change. I hope @FIAWEC still remembers Endurance is a TEAM SPIRIT sport and is not a single individual who does the show!
— Pipo Derani (@PipoDerani) February 9, 2018
Many thanks @FIAWEC I can’t believe you did it… your lack of consideration and respect for the drivers who had a contrat with a team in IMSA to race in NAEC the same weekend are unbelievable. I’m sure I will be not the only one to be impressed with what you did
— Olivier Pla (@olivierpla) February 9, 2018
Quick poll: is the WEC right to move the Fuji round for Alonso?
— Motor Sport Magazine (@Motor_Sport) February 9, 2018
I’ll legally change my birthday if Alonso will come to the party.
— Jordan Taylor (@jordan10taylor) February 9, 2018
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