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Bad news is still flowing out of Silverstone, the embattled current venue of the historic British grand prix. Recently, the track-owning British Racing Drivers' Club (BRDC) indicated it could end its F1 race deal, although president Derek Warwick subsequently played down those fears.
But now, a senior BRDC member claims Silverstone "will definitely drop" the British grand prix after 2019 due to unsustainable costs. "They will definitely drop the grand prix and see what is going to happen over the next two years," F1 business journalist Christian Sylt quoted the source as saying.
"It's a two-year notice period," the BRDC member is quoted by The Sun newspaper. "There is no question about it because it is not affordable." (GMM)
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....and so the negotiations begin, think Bernie knows the promoters, can't afford to pay his ransom anymore and now he's sold it to Liberty, they will get a shock when they try to get the same revenues as Bernie got in the good old days!
calle.itw
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Sadly Bernie still manage most of the money. :/