Austria steps up as Turkey's hopes for race in 2013 fade
- Published on 07 Dec 2012 09:19
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- By: Rob Veenstra
Turkey, however, has said no. "There is nothing on the government's agenda about the return of formula one to Turkey," sports minister Suat Kilic told the Anatolia news agency. "This is an issue that entirely concerns the private sector."
Earlier, Austria was suggested as a possible alternative to Turkey for the extra 2013 race date. The A1-Ring, owned and recently refurbished and re-launched by the energy drinks company, is now called the Red Bull Ring. And writing in Eurosport, leading F1 business journalist Christian Sylt said Formula One Licensing in 2012 registered a trademark to the name Austrian Grand Prix. (GMM)
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