Ecclestone deal could save F1's Nurburgring race
- Published on 19 Jul 2012 08:54
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- By: Rob Veenstra
That sounds disastrous for the future of the F1 race, which in recent years has annually alternated the German grand prix with Hockenheim. But German reports by the news agencies DPA and DAPD, and by the Abendblatt newspaper, said that despite the news, "there could still be formula one races at the Nurburgring in the future". The reports revealed that the German race organisers have agreed with F1 chief executive Ecclestone that the sanctioning fee in 2013 will not be paid, with the 81-year-old agreeing in return to "bear all costs but also claim all revenues". (GMM)
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