Singapore staying on F1 calendar until 2017
- Published on 22 Sep 2012 15:16
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- By: Danny Sosef
But the F1 chief executive said at the official announcement on Saturday: "We are here for another five years".
Ecclestone admitted the negotiations had been "difficult", because everyone in the entire sport "without exception likes being here".
Tourism minister S Iswaran said Singapore has indeed managed to reduce the financial impact of the event by agreeing a "revised" fee. "We eventually got there," agreed Ecclestone. (GMM)
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