Ralf Schumacher pleads his innocence

Ralf Schumacher is adamant he does not deserve to be punished for causing a start-line pile-up in the German Grand Prix.

Tue, 19 Aug, 2003 - 16:24

Ralf Schumacher is adamant he does not deserve to be punished for causing a start-line pile-up in the German Grand Prix.

The Williams driver will discover tomorrow whether he has been successful in an appeal against the decision to punish him 10 grid places for colliding with Kimi Raikkonen and Rubens Barrichello.

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