The former boss of Hamilton City Council says he has been hung out to dry over the V8 event and will continue to fight to clear his name.
City councillors will today have their first chance to debate the troubling V8 audit in a formal meeting.
Last night former chief executive Michael Redman said he was still trying to get hold of documents to challenge "key findings" and "factual errors" in the Audit New Zealand report.
Mr Redman claimed he had been treated unfairly and the elected members who signed off every decision around the event unanimously were letting him take the blame.
He resigned from his high-powered job as chief executive of Auckland Council's Tourism, Event and Economic Development unit the day after the audit was released.