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Saturday, 4 June 2016
SPORTS PEOPLE; Dispute in Finland
A high Finnish official said she would try to stop Keke Rosberg, a
former Formula One champion, from using a Finnish license in competing
in the South African Grand Prix at Kyalami next month, but Finnish
racing officials said the effort would not keep Rosberg out of the race.
''I want to make sure the Finnish national anthem may not be played in a
country which supports apartheid,'' said Kaarina Suonio, the Finnish
Minister of Education, who oversees state financial aid to Finnish
sports. Antti Syvaelahti, the association's secretary-general, said
there was no way the association could keep a professional driver such
as Rosberg from honoring his contractual commitments.
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Keke Rosberg,
McLaren
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