team entry, or its exclusion from the sport would be considered. For the Belgian Grand Prix in late August, both Andrea Moda cars were guaranteed entry into qualifying, because Brabham had withdrawn. This reduced the entry list to 30 cars, eliminating the need for a pre-qualifying session. In qualifying, the Andrea Moda cars were the slowest two on track, with Moreno 13% and McCarthy, who suffered a grave accident in his session, 22% slower than pole; neither qualified to race. In the same weekend, Sassetti was arrested in the paddock for allegedly forging auto part invoices. The FIA World Motor Sport Council expelled Andrea Moda Formula for the remainder of the 1992 season a week later, on September 8, on the regulatory grounds of "(failure to operate a) team in a manner compatible with the standards of the championship or in any way brings the championship into disrepute." Following the decision, the team was refused entry into Monza's paddock for the Italian Grand Prix. The Andrea Moda name would later then move to CART, sponsoring Euromotorsport in 1993. Complete Formula One results (key) (results in bold indicate pole position) References External links Andrea Moda profile on F1 Rejects Andrea Moda profile on Chequered Flag Motorsports Formula One constructors Formula One entrants Italian auto racing teams Italian racecar constructors 1992 establishments in Italy 1992 disestablishments in Italy Auto racing teams established in 1992 Auto racing teams disestablished in 1992