Kourosh Khani’s manager has written this. It was posted on TenTenths, but deleted by moderators pretty quickly. Clearly he’s been helped by Samier, as the words are almost identical to his, but that’s hardly surprising.

“I have been involved in motorsport for the past 35 years in one capacity or another. I have never come across anyone who undermines his opponents and shows a total lack of respect.

I might not know you in person, but your comments seem to have circulated the internet very well including on your website and race related forums. http://www.dallara398.com/2011/05/br…s-45-may-2011/

You have made various unpleasant comments about Kourosh Khani on the Monoposto forum including your website following last weekends Monoposto 2000 race. You clearly felt the need to undermine and ridicule the driving ability of an experienced and fast competitor. To claim that he was weaving aggressively or punting off other drivers is surprising. The race officials did not have any issues so as far as I am concerned there is no issus and his driving was well within the rules.

To be a racing driver you need to drive hard and within the rules. I think you have not learnt much in the way of racecraft in your 4 years in Monoposto. But your ego has clearly been boosted having won races
and now you think you are a Monoposto Demi god. I find it incredible that you have the cheek to criticise others when your own driving has a lot to be desired.

You say that you have beaten worth champions, Having looked at your website the only real challenge you had was from Mr Timms, in his Dallara which from looking at the videos at Croft and Silverstone that was clearly down to a power advantage which again was created by turning your back on a gentlemans agreement at the end of 2009.

I am all too aware also of the politics that is currently ongoing in Monoposto.The powers to be having their own agenda and vested interests in keeping the Dallaras out in front.

I challenge you to come and race in BARC and pitch yourself against a fast driver so you can demonstrate your superior Monoposto skills. If the competition is too overwhelming, why not try MSVR Club F3 at least you can race the car which you have been intimate with for the last 2 years.”