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1. divisjonsklubb risikerer konkurs mandag

1. divisjonsklubb risikerer konkurs mandag

1. divisjonsklubben Raufoss har frist til mandag morgen for å unngå konkurs.
Det bekrefter styremedlem Vegard Jensrud til NRK.
I september ble det kjent at klubben trenger 2 millioner kroner for å overleve, og ytterligere mer penger for å sikre drift ut året.
Verken Jensrud, styremedlem Benedikte Birkelund, styreleder Mathias Engebakken eller nestleder Thomas Danbolt har ønsket å svare på NRKs spørsmål om hvor mye penger klubben til nå har fått.
Selv har Jensrud vist til sine tidligere uttalelser i OA.
Klubben ligger sist i 1. divisjon etter 23 serierunder. Det er foreløpig uvisst hva som vil skje dersom klubben går konkurs.
Raufoss møter Start i cupens 3. runde tirsdag.

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From "paper car" to pole in Malaysia – What's behind Max Verstappen and Red Bull's pace?

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