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Titolo: [ENG] Ecclestone - German Tracks Are Safe

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By Ian Gordon, PA Sport Motor Racing Correspondent, Montreal
Formula One boss Bernie Ecclestone has hinted that Germany will keep its
twogrands prix despite the threat to European races.
Ecclestone sees no reason to replace the Nurburgring, which hosts the
EuropeanGrand Prix, once its contract ends after next year's race.
Hockenheim, the homeof the German round of the championship, has a deal
until the 2008 season.
Both venues have spent millions of pounds in recent years on the
tracksthemselves and on on-site facilities.
"They are doing a very good job," said Ecclestone of the Nurburgring.
"The facilities are good, the track as well, so at the moment we are
happywith them. The organisers were also very co-operative over the
tobacco ban.We'll talk about an extension."
European races have come under threat from the proposed EU-wide ban on
tobaccoadvertising in motor sport, which is due to come into force in
July 2005, andF1's search for newer venues.
China and Bahrain are set to join the calendar next season with
Turkeyfollowing in 2005, meaning existing European races will have to go
if the seriesis to remain at 17 grands prix.
Austria has been dropped from the calendar from next year though Belgium
couldreturn after missing out this season while the future of Imola in
Italy, whichstages the San Marino Grand Prix, is most in doubt.
"We'll probably lose races in Europe," Ecclestone told German
journalists.
"I suspect Europe will have a third-world economy within the next
decadeanyhow.
"European politicians have taken the wrong direction in their thoughts.
Maybewe won't have to cut races, maybe some European grands prix will
disappear ontheir own."
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 disappear ontheir own."
Bernie forse non capisce che non ci sono al mondo solo le gare
automobilistiche, e non è detto che a chi le gestisce debba essere
concesso di fare ciò che vogliono....
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 "conservatrice" è un eufemismo...
suo padre era il fondatore e capo del partito fascista inglese se non
erro.
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 abbastanza positiva della gestione Max & Bernie.
Da un certo punto di vista la crescita della F.1 da attività più o meno
artigianale a vero e proprio business è in gran parte merito di Bernie.
Però il problema potrebbe essere che non sempre Bernie ha le idee giuste.
Spesso le ha avute, ma non è detto che continui in eterno ad averle. 


 Bernie.
Assolutamente, Bernie ha creato la "F1 industriale"; nel processo, ha
moltiplicato esponenzialmente i soldi per tutti gli attori e in
maniera stratosferica la sua ricchezza personale.
Ora, con l'età che avanza e nessun erede apparente, dovrebbe rendersi
conto che organizzare una "uscita onorevole" sarebbe la soluzione
migliore per tutto il mondo della F1.
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