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At least on the provisional 2005 calendar, according to BBC Sport. Personally, I see this as a very negative thing- Silverstone is a great track, and the British Grand Prix has been run every year since F1 started in 1950.
...So what happens now? Yes, Silverstone is old, and not particularly up-to-date but it almost always supplies great races. Plus, there is a lot of British involvement in F1- 6 of the 10 teams racing this year are based over here (And if Jagauar are bought out, this figure will remain the same next year). I don't want to see it cancelled, and it's all down to a dispute aboput money. Should the government step in to help, should the BRDC pay up, what will happen...?
*Hopes this gets sorted out soon*
...So what happens now? Yes, Silverstone is old, and not particularly up-to-date but it almost always supplies great races. Plus, there is a lot of British involvement in F1- 6 of the 10 teams racing this year are based over here (And if Jagauar are bought out, this figure will remain the same next year). I don't want to see it cancelled, and it's all down to a dispute aboput money. Should the government step in to help, should the BRDC pay up, what will happen...?
*Hopes this gets sorted out soon*
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Was expecting this what with Ecclestone not being the tracks biggest fan for some reason. Would be quite a shame and very weird not having a British GP. They say it's not up to standard but it always provides exciting races and Brazil isn't exactly the most up-to-date circuit full of hi-tech facilities yet that isn't getting banned.
Bah, one more nail into the coffin that is F1
Bah, one more nail into the coffin that is F1
At least on the provisional 2005 calendar, according to BBC Sport. Personally, I see this as a very negative thing- Silverstone is a great track, and the British Grand Prix has been run every year since F1 started in 1950.
...So what happens now? Yes, Silverstone is old, and not particularly up-to-date but it almost always supplies great races. Plus, there is a lot of British involvement in F1- 6 of the 10 teams racing this year are based over here (And if Jagauar are bought out, this figure will remain the same next year). I don't want to see it cancelled, and it's all down to a dispute aboput money. Should the government step in to help, should the BRDC pay up, what will happen...?
*Hopes this gets sorted out soon*
...So what happens now? Yes, Silverstone is old, and not particularly up-to-date but it almost always supplies great races. Plus, there is a lot of British involvement in F1- 6 of the 10 teams racing this year are based over here (And if Jagauar are bought out, this figure will remain the same next year). I don't want to see it cancelled, and it's all down to a dispute aboput money. Should the government step in to help, should the BRDC pay up, what will happen...?
*Hopes this gets sorted out soon*
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