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Williams have taken another step towards moving Formula One away from tobacco advertising with a new sponsorship deal.

Tue, 15 Apr, 2003 - 10:08

Williams have taken another step towards moving Formula One away from tobacco advertising with a new sponsorship deal.

The sport’s bosses are currently involved in a row with the European Union over plans to introduce a ban on tobacco advertising in 2005 – a year earlier than Formula One is committed to ending the practice.

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