F1: Hard to keep two races in Italy, says Formula One boss Domenicali

F1: Hard to keep two races in Italy, says Formula One boss Domenicali

A native of Imola, whose race is designated the Emilia Romagna Grand Prix, the former Ferrari boss said it would not be an easy decision from a personal point of view but he had to take a global approach.

“Italy has always represented and will represent an important part of Formula 1, even in the future. However, it will be increasingly difficult to have two Grands Prix in the same country because interest in Formula 1 is growing and this is a situation that we will have to face in the coming months. It is therefore difficult for this situation to continue for a long time.” With these words released to 'The Politics in the Ballon' on Radio Rai Gr…

Formula 1 now has two races left in Italy, but F1 boss Stefano Domenicali makes it clear that this situation is unsustainable.

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The head of Formula 1, Stefano Domenicali, indicated that the Imola race could be removed from the competition, as Italy is unlikely to hold two Grands Prix in a 24-stage calendar with many candidates. “Italy has always been and will be an important part of Formula 1,” the Italian told RAI radio. Read more Sebastian Vettel defends new generation of Formula 1: “Inspiring to see” Schumacher traveled by helicopter for the birth of his granddaugh…

The general manager of Formula 1 warned about the future of one of the two Italian rounds of the calendar, at the RAI microphone.