(GMM) Bernie Ecclestone will not be satisfied until there are more than twenty grands prix on the F1 calendar.
The 74-year-old supremo said 2005's unprecedented scheduled of 19 events 'is a pretty good start.
''But we're not finished yet.
''We've got Istanbul now,'' he added, ''and we're working really hard on Russia. I think we can manage twenty or twenty one (races), can't we?''
Race number 21, he revealed, could be a city grand prix, perhaps in London. ''Or Vienna,'' he chimed.
Ecclestone continued: ''Imagine it -- a big city, a grand prix car winding between historic buildings. I think people would like that. I would.''
Written: Fri, 11 Feb 2005 09:10:13
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