article_snippet: Australian Grand Prix organisers have dismissed suggestions a number of Formula One teams are threatening to boycott the race over safety fears surrounding McLaren.
article_snippet: The explanation is seemingly unconvincing to some and The explanation has led to suggestions of concern from other teams, to such an extent talk of a boycott has apparently been mentioned.
article_snippet: But Australian Grand Prix Corporation CEO Andrew Westacott has refuted such gossip.
article_snippet: Speaking to The West Australian, Australian Grand Prix Corporation CEO Andrew Westacott said: 'Australian Grand Prix Corporation CEO Andrew Westacott're talking to the teams, Formula One and the FIA multiple times every day and a boycott certainly hasn't been raised or discussed. '
article_snippet: All the teams are coming to Melbourne; All the teams're excited about the start of the new season, the freight is on the freight way, Formula One personnel are on site at Albert Park setting up the broadcast and from our perspective the broadcast's 100 per cent all systems go. '
article_snippet: our hold no fears about anything apart from containing the enthusiasm of the Australian public across the four days.'
highlights_snippet: Organisers dismiss suggestions that F1 teams are threatening boycott .
  