Bernie Ecclestone suggested to the Swiss magazine Motorsport Aktuell<\/i> that the Spa Francorchamps circuit might not take place to make way for another circuit on the calendar as early as next year.<\/p>\n
In the same interview, the chief executive of Formula 1 suggested that the Canadian Grand Prix could return to the 2010 calendar. Thus, the Spa Francorchamps circuit and the Nurburgring could alternate each year.<\/p>\n
However, the boss of Spa Francorchamps, Andr\u00e9 Maes, noted in the Belgian newspaper La Libre Belgique<\/i> that the circuit has a contract until 2012 to organize a Grand Prix every year.<\/p>\n
Discussions are underway between the leaders of Spa Francorchamps and the Formula 1 chief financial officer. No decision has been made at the moment.<\/p>\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":"
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