Silverstone triggers F1 British Grand Prix release clause
The owners of Silverstone, The British Racing Drivers’ Club, has formally triggered the break clause in its contract with Formula .
BREAKING: Silverstone triggers British GP release clause
The owners of Silverstone, The British Racing Drivers’ Club, has formally triggered the break clause in its contract with Formula 1, now owned and managed by Liberty Media.
This means that unless a new contractual arrangement can be reached with Liberty, 2019 will be the last year that the British Grand Prix takes place at Silverstone - the only viable venue for a British GP.
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Silverstone owners move to end Formula 1 contract
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