Madring Circuit Faces Scrutiny Over Food Ban for Spectators
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The new Madring F1 track is facing criticism for its ban on spectators bringing food and drinks to the venue. A consumer group has filed a complaint with Spain's consumer ministry, urging an investigation into the legality of these restrictions.
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First to reportConsumer group challenges Madring food and drink banFACUA has asked Spain's consumer ministry to investigate Madring rules barring spectators from bringing their own food and drinks into the circuit.
New Madring F1 track under fire for 'illegal' food ban as official complaint filedF1's new Madring track is under fire for what campaigners claim is an 'illegal' ban on food for fans attending this weekend's Spanish Grand Prix.
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Consumer group challenges Madring food and drink banFACUA has asked Spain's consumer ministry to investigate Madring rules barring spectators from bringing their own food and drinks into the circuit.New Madring F1 track under fire for 'illegal' food ban as official complaint filedF1's new Madring track is under fire for what campaigners claim is an 'illegal' ban on food for fans attending this weekend's Spanish Grand Prix.gpfans.comThu 10 Sep · 16:27 UTCRead →Loading comments…
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