But Ecclestone, who made a rare visit to the F1 paddock last weekend in Austria, isn't so sure.
"We looked bloody hard at getting a race in Miami in my time, and we encountered various obstacles," the former F1 supremo told the Daily Mail.
Indeed, those obstacles are now starting to emerge.
Christian Sylt, an F1 business journalist writing for Forbes, quoted a source who said a group of locals "have managed to deny the use of the parcel of land behind the arena for the F1 race".
The City of Miami and Liberty Media did not comment.
But Ecclestone said: "These guys (Liberty) might manage to get the deal done, but it will be tough. It is not just about money, but about other issues.
Eccie, shave that frenchie. I rock beard way better than you despite me lacking skin, and we both know that. Mind, for once I happen to agree with him. But even then it isnt about whether they Can make it happen, rather if they Should make it happen, and I really dont think they should if they are to retain whatever that manhood looking "thing" they called a track was.
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Eccie, shave that frenchie. I rock beard way better than you despite me lacking skin, and we both know that. Mind, for once I happen to agree with him. But even then it isnt about whether they Can make it happen, rather if they Should make it happen, and I really dont think they should if they are to retain whatever that manhood looking "thing" they called a track was.
ajpennypacker
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GFY Bernie. GFY. Not interested in your sour grapes.
Ram Samartha
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Just Bernie trying to stay relevant.