Bernie wants Russia and New York races, and lose some others
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I'm more interested in the NY plans. Is their any circuit or street circuit route used there for any American series? From this: "The idea is that you see New York in the background,"it might not be in the centre of NY but outside it with the skyline as a backdrop. One other thing he says there: "We're going to lose some races for sure, there are some races we can afford to lose without too much problem," he told Bloomberg. "I've spoken to the countries to see what we can come up with."
So which races would it be no great loss to say goodbye to?
I'm more interested in the NY plans. Is their any circuit or street circuit route used there for any American series? From this: "The idea is that you see New York in the background,"it might not be in the centre of NY but outside it with the skyline as a backdrop. One other thing he says there: "We're going to lose some races for sure, there are some races we can afford to lose without too much problem," he told Bloomberg. "I've spoken to the countries to see what we can come up with."
So which races would it be no great loss to say goodbye to?
Get Karter said:
ajprice said:
So which races would it be no great loss to say goodbye to?
It depends on whether your name is Bernie Ecclestone or not.Spa will probably make way for one of them......
Edited by Get Karter on Tuesday 6th April 13:15
Valancia is rubbish that can go straight away.
aberdeeneuan said:
Can't see the new ones going, though I'd like to see Valencia going, nobody likes it (spectators or racers).
but they generate income for bernieunlikely to get rid of them unless he can make more cash elsewhere
now Russia have a driver he'll look to tap into that market
SirTainly said:
Bahrain, Monaco and Valencia none of these give good racing.
Don't diasgree with two of those.Monaco would never go - it's too good for the sponsors and "joe public" - companies love hosting guests there - its the one every CEO will go to. The drivers love it as a demonstration of how much guts they have; until they get stuck behind someone... and every driver wants to be seen to win there and be compared with Hill, Senna, Schumacher. And occasionally it throws an amazing race - like Hamilton a few years ago, and Panis in the 90's, plus Mansell in 92(?) against Senna..
It is silly, but it's compelling viewing and edge of the seat stuff.

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