Russia moves to end 2014 grand prix uncertainty
- Published on 05 Aug 2013 16:20
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- By: Rob Veenstra
But the Russian sports daily Sport Express on Monday said Omega is now set to reach an agreement with the RAF. Whether the Sochi race can be held in 2014 will then rest on the FIA accepting 'force majeure' as the reason for the missed application deadline.
"We just couldn't miss the chance to reach an agreement," Omega general manager Oleg Zabara was quoted as saying. "We're set to sign an official contract with RAF this week before sending an application to stage the 2014 race to the FIA. We've already reached the agreement, which we now need to formalise." (GMM)
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